Kliklok-Woodman - Solutions by Industry

Contract Packaging

Contract manufacturing and packaging is a growing and dynamic industry that requires speed, flexibility and innovation. Kliklok-Woodman is particularly well-positioned to meet this demand because of our long experience in solving the packaging needs of this industry’s key customers. Our machinery is designed for fast changeover, ease-of-operation, and reliable production. Whether the need is for endload, topload or wraparound cartoning systems or vertical-form-fill-seal systems, Kliklok-Woodman has it covered. And we can meet requirements quickly with easily customized “stock machinery.”

: Endload
Kliklok endload cartoning solutions are not designed from a “general purpose” perspective. They are carefully engineered to faithfully match specific application requirements based on exact speed and size-range requirements. Customized solutions from a wide range of endload cartoner options insure proven performance.
: Topload
As we’ve said before, the name Kliklok is synonymous with topload cartoning systems. We invented the mechanical lock-formed carton and have consistently led the industry with product innovation — from lock-formers and glue-formers to our new Variable pitch carton closers.
: VFFS
Kliklok-Woodman is a leading supplier of vertical-form-fill-seal systems to the snack food, bakery, confectionery, and frozen food industries. The breadth of our current product line and the steady pace of our ongoing innovations allow us to match a complete range of bagmakers with the right filling system.
: Wraparound
Kliklok-Woodman’s “Certipak” cartoners were pioneers in wraparound cartoning — a technique which uses less materials without reducing any of the billboard effect. Today, this economical, innovative and more-popular-by-the day package style is not a focus for most manufacturers. Our role as one of the original developers in this arena has allowed us to be involved with many different applications. And we offer multiple machines to handle everything from single-component packages to stacked and multiple-component packaging.