Equipment

LOCK N' POP® applicators are compact, low-cost, easy to use and nearly maintenance free. They come in three convenient designs to cover any situation — whether you move a thousand pallets a month, or only a few.

Modular in design, it attaches directly to your packaging line.

• Fully automatic and self-regulating
• Handles 100 containers per minute or more
• Automatically adjusts to different package lengths
• Uses electronic dispensing guns with quick-change tips
• Can be set up to interface with processing line computers
• Needs less than two square feet on the line
• Operates on regular plant air and power
• Can be adjusted while in operation
• Comes pre-assembled and pre-tested

Attaches to your automatic taper, requiring no extra space on the line.

• Fully automatic and self-regulating
• Handles 50 containers per minute
• Precise, controlled spray straddles the box closure tape, without splatter or over-spray
• Modular construction and effortless attachment make it easy to transfer to other tapers in your plant
• Automatically adjusts to different package lengths
• Quick-change tips
• Can interface with processing line computers
• Operates on regular plant air and power
• Can be adjusted while in operation
• Comes pre-assembled and pre-tested

Our portable, hand-operated applicator, for those jobs that don’t fit an assembly line.

• Flexible hose, so you can spray wherever you choose
• Precise, controlled tips prevent splatter and over-spray
• Pre-tested

Trouble-free pumps to feed our automatic applicators.

Our compact pumps mount conveniently on your LOCK N' POP® adhesive drums, using a uniquely-engineered air diaphragm to deliver a consistent flow.

The diaphragm moves, but the seals do not, making the entire unit exceptionally reliable. Choose either a single pump to feed one line, or a central pump to feed more.

Trouble-free pumps to feed our automatic applicators.

Our compact pumps mount conveniently on your LOCK N' POP® adhesive drums, using a uniquely-engineered air diaphragm to deliver a consistent flow.

The diaphragm moves, but the seals do not, making the entire unit exceptionally reliable. Choose either a single pump to feed one line, or a central pump to feed more.