Packaging equipment is employed at the final stage of the majority of industrial production processes, ranging from food to pharmaceuticals. The primary objective is to automate the most labour-intensive production procedures, including the dosing, packaging and sealing of products, the formation and gluing of polymer bags, and so forth. The equipment is utilised for a multitude of tasks, including the formation of film, the formation of boxes, the placement of products within boxes, the gluing of boxes, the wrapping and shrinking of film, the grouping of products on transport pallets, and the wrapping of loaded pallets with stretch film. The packaging line complex comprises equipment for the automated application of information to packages in the form of labels, laser or ink drip marking, which is employed to facilitate the transfer of products between packaging stages at the production site, and a conveyor belt.

SPELS provides a range of equipment for the secondary packaging of products.