End-of-Line Packing Stations

Modular aluminum pack-out stations engineered for production shipping operations — with integrated carton flow lanes, tape dispenser mounts, flush-mount scale platforms, label printer shelves, void fill positions, and ergonomic work surface heights matched to your carton sizes and operator posture. Designed and manufactured in Auburn Hills, MI.

Why Choose Modular Solutions for End-of-Line Packing Stations?

Designed to eliminate every non-value-added movement in the pack-out cycle — carton, product, supplies, and shipment tools all in one ergonomic zone.

Modular aluminum T-slot workstations bolt together without welding and reconfigure without tools — giving you a purpose-engineered station today that adapts through every process change, product launch, and kaizen event without capital reinvestment in new furniture.

Carton Flow Lanes

Gravity-fed roller or wheel tracks built into the lower tier present flat-pack carton blanks at the work point and route completed cartons to a take-away conveyor — eliminating carton reach and repositioning waste.

Integrated Scale Platform

Flush-mount scale platforms built into the work surface structure place the weigh point directly in the packing flow — no separate step or table required to check carton weight before sealing.

Label Printer Shelf

Label printer mounts on the rear upright at arm’s reach from the pack point, with label dispense at the correct height for the operator to peel and apply without overhead reach or bending.

Tape Dispenser Position

Side upright or overhead arm tape dispenser mounts position the tape directly at the carton seal point — at ergonomic elbow height for standing operators to seal without shoulder elevation.

Void Fill Integration

Paper, foam, or air pillow void fill machines position beside the station with a chute or tube directing fill material into the open carton without the operator turning away from the pack surface.

Conveyor Height Matching

Work surface elevation coordinated with upstream production and inspection conveyors so products transfer directly to the pack surface without lifting — reducing ergonomic strain and handling time.

End-of-Line Packing Station Applications

Configured for the specific demands of production pack-out and shipping operations.

Specifications & Configurations

Standard configurations available — all dimensions and equipment integration layouts are custom-engineered to your packing requirements.

SpecificationDetail
Frame Profile45mm T-slot aluminum standard; 90mm uprights for overhead void fill and equipment mounts
Work Surface Height30”–36” depending on carton size; height-adjustable options available
Scale PlatformFlush-mount or recessed; rated to 150 lbs; platform dimensions to match your scale model
Carton Flow LaneGravity roller or skatewheel track; lane width 8”–24”; pitch adjustable for carton weight
Label Printer MountSide arm or rear upright mount; adjustable height; fits Zebra, SATO, Datamax, and other standard printers
Work Surface MaterialLaminate standard; stainless steel for regulated packing environments
Lead Time3–4 weeks from approved drawings

Frequently Asked Questions

Common questions about end-of-line packing station design and equipment integration.

What is the correct work surface height for a packing station?

Pack-out work surface height depends on carton size and operator posture. For small carton packing in a standing position, 34–36” is standard ergonomic height. For larger cartons that require two-handed loading from the top, a lower 30–32” surface reduces shoulder elevation. Height-adjustable stations allow the same station to serve multiple product sizes and operator heights across shifts.

How are carton flow lanes integrated into packing stations?

Carton flow lanes use gravity-fed roller or wheel tracks built into the lower tier of the station structure. Flat-packed carton blanks are staged in a vertical magazine at the rear of the station and pulled forward to the pack surface as needed. Completed cartons travel out on a roller conveyor or flow lane at the front of the station to a take-away conveyor or staging area.

Can scales and label printers be integrated into the station?

Yes. Scale platforms mount flush with or slightly recessed below the work surface on a structural support built into the T-slot frame, keeping the scale in the packing workflow without a step. Label printer shelves mount on the rear upright or a side arm at arm’s reach from the pack point, with label dispense at the correct height for the operator to peel and apply without reaching overhead or bending.

How is void fill and tape equipment organized at the station?

Tape dispenser mounts attach to the side upright or overhead arm directly at the work point. Void fill machines (paper, foam, or air pillow) position behind or beside the station with a chute or tube directing fill material into the open carton without the operator turning away from the pack surface. Packing material storage shelves mount on the rear upright to keep supplies within reach without floor storage.

Can packing stations interface with production conveyors?

Yes. Packing station work surfaces are designed to height-match the upstream production or inspection conveyor, so products transfer from conveyor to work surface without lifting. Completed carton outfeed conveyors mount at the station front at the correct height to receive packed boxes without a lift. Modular Solutions coordinates station height with your conveyor elevation during the design phase.

Build Your End-of-Line Packing Station

Share your carton sizes, scale and label printer models, conveyor heights, and throughput requirements — our engineers will return a configured station drawing.

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