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STATEC BINDER is constantly distinguishing itself as a packaging and palletizing specialist for free-flowing bulk goods on an international level. The Austrian company positions itself on the international market with flexible and customer-oriented packaging technology and ranks among the leading suppliers of high-performance packaging and palletizing systems. The wide-ranging product portfolio offers tailor-made solutions of the highest quality for products from a wide variety of industries.
The PRINCIPAC, CERTOPAC, ACROPAC and CIRCUPAC open-mouth bagging systems are designed for polyethylene (PE), woven polypropylene (PP) and paper bags with a filling weight of 5kg to 50kg. The high-performance segment is complemented by the SYSTEM-T FFS (Form-Fill-Seal) machine for bag processing from tubular film and the SYSTEM-F vertical FFS machine for bag processing from flat film. The extensive product range is rounded off by robotic, high-level and portal palletizing systems.
From the food sector to the petrochemical industry - with 1,800 machines already installed worldwide, the company can look back on numerous positive references. STATEC BINDER`s existing customer base includes small businesses as well as large corporations, represented on all seven continents. After 45 years of experience, the company stands for absolute reliability, characterized by precision and constant innovation.

Pallet securing with stretch film is a quick and easy  method for  packaging of  pallets. The stretch technology represents a cost-effective  and safe load protection. It is also easy to use even with different stack dimensions. Dosed restoring forces of the film ensure a safe transport protection of your products. A special wrapping method must be selected for each  according to  requirement  on  the nature  of the packaged goods . The top side of the stack of packaged goods can be secured by   applying  one  film cover sheet applicator  ("DBS")  additional 
Stretchable film is wrapped under tension around the stack of packaged goods. I'm sorry;