Packaging Lines Proven in Real-Time Simulation

Emulate3D is simulation software Gray uses to virtually model a packaging line, testing throughput, changeover, and accumulation before any equipment is purchased or installed.

Yes. Simulating a line’s real product, speeds, and changeovers exposes bottlenecks, undersized conveyance, and equipment mismatches while they’re still easy and inexpensive to fix in the model.

Packaging system integration connects packaging equipment, controls, and material handling into one working line, carrying a validated design through to equipment selection, installation, and startup.

Gray’s packaging engineers design lines for food and beverage, consumer goods, and other manufacturers with high-speed or complex packaging and changeover requirements.

Line layout, accumulation, and equipment selection all affect how quickly a line can switch between products or package formats. Packaging engineering designs and tests changeover scenarios before the line is built.

Yes. Packaging engineering and line simulation are available on their own or as part of a larger automation or process engineering project.