What is banding?

Take your packaging to the next level with banding, a packaging solution that wraps your product in a sleek and durable band. Perfect for branding, clear labeling, or bundling, banding offers versatility that other packaging methods can't.

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How does banding work?

The magic of banding happens with specially designed banding machines. Here's how it works:

Place your product: Depending on the machine type, products are placed inside the banding machine’s arch, either manually or automatically.
The band wraps around: The banding arch guides a strip of paper or film around the product and seals it at optimal tension.
Remove your product: The perfectly packaged product is manually or automatically removed from the arch.

More than just a band

Banding is a solution that can do so much for your packaging including:

Labeling: Display essential product info with ease.
Bundling: Group multiple items together efficiently for transport or sale.
Branding: Add custom designs, logos, or messaging to your packaging.
Sealing: Seal products with an optimally tensed band.

Banding applications

Our banding machines

Banding brings precision and versatility together with premium banding machines. Whether you’re packaging products of varying sizes or unique formats, there’s a perfect solution for you. Choose from standard models to fully automated systems or even custom-designed machines tailored to your needs.

Stand Alone

Fully automatic

Tailor-made

Benefits of banding

Save material: Use up to 80% less packaging material compared to traditional methods.
Save costs: Fewer materials and more efficiency equal lower costs.
Save energy: Banding machines consume significantly less energy than alternatives like shrink-wrap tunnels.
Go sustainable: Switch to recyclable or biodegradable materials.
Shrink your footprint: Reduce your company’s ecological impact.
Stay compliant: Meet the latest PPWR regulations effortlessly.

The benefits of banding don’t stop here. Read more about how this solution can take your packaging to a new level.

Banding material

When it comes to banding, the material you choose can make all the difference in both functionality and customer experience. We offer two material options, each designed to meet specific needs:

Paper: Easily recyclable, has minimal environmental footprint, and gives your product an eco-friendly look and feel.
Film: Delivers a sleek, premium appearance while offering enhanced durability for sturdier packaging.

The need for smarter, sustainable packaging

Packaging is undergoing a transformation. With regulations like the European PPWR (Packaging and Packaging Waste Regulation) aiming to reduce waste and pollution, the industry can no longer operate as it once did.

Here’s how banding meets current packaging regulations:

Reduce packaging material usage significantly.
Supports a circular economy with mono packaging.
Recycle packaging with ease.
Use bands made from sustainable packaging materials.

We are here for you

At Bandall, we don’t just provide banding solutions, we set the standard. With over 30 years of expertise, we’ve established ourselves as global leaders in sustainable, efficient packaging. What sets us apart?

Installation and Training:
We ensure a seamless start by personally installing your machine and providing hands-on training on the same day, so you're ready to operate with confidence.

Maintenance:
Our dedicated engineers are just a call away, ready to perform routine checkups, fine-tune your machine, and handle any necessary repairs.

Expertise you can trust:
Our engineers are not only highly skilled machinists but also passionate enthusiasts who have mastered building banding machines.

Why band with Bandall?

You won't be the first to switch

Many have made the move to invest in banding machines, and the results speak for themselves. Companies of all sizes, from small startups to global brands, are reaping the rewards of upgrading with banding.

Take L’Oréal, for example, which reduced packaging waste while boosting efficiency. Or Klooster, the fishmonger, who automated their entire packaging process, saving time and labor costs.