Innovative Packaging Automation Machines
Your Premier Packaging Partner
Excelis Packaging Automation has brought together companies with over three+ decades of engineering excellence. All building automated packaging and production equipment that increase efficiency and reliability. Our family of companies build quality, North American-made machines, parts and solutions that fit your growing needs.
Introducing: VersaKap
Trigger Sprayer/Pump Capper
SureKap engineered a cost effective pump and specialty sprayer capper. It’s the modern answer for co-packers and mid-size producers who need precision, flexibility, and quality checks built in — without overpaying or overbuilding. VersaKap handles multi-head lines with protruding-stem closure bottles at an affordable cost.
We are excited about how this system performs and yet is considerable more cost effective than large/expensive rotary machines.
Come see us in Chicago at Pack Expo 2026 to see a star wheel version of this machine. This video shows the 2025 Line, but check out how it handles the stem and cap:
Scalable End-to-End Packaging Solutions
Our clients range from emerging companies to large industry-leading manufacturers. We understand packaging and production automation, and invest in our capabilities to meet your unique needs.
More about our Fillers, Cappers, Labelers and how we Move Bottles/Containers?
Understanding How A Piston Filler Works? A Volumetric Technologies Blog Post.
What to Consider When Selecting Your Automatic Capping Machine. A SureKap Blog Post.
How to Manage High-Speed Thermoformed Tray Pad and Label Application with Speed and Precision. An AB Technology Blog Post.
Multi-Lane Infeed for Robotic Case Loading Video. A Kraken Automation Video.
Our Family of Companies
One packaging parter— five companies — seamless service.
You may have worked with us individually, but we are better together!
Frequently Asked Questions
Still have questions? Take a look at the FAQ or reach out anytime. If you’re feeling ready, go ahead and apply.
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Excelis Packaging Automation brings together specialized packaging equipment companies to provide standalone equipment, integrated systems, and complete packaging line solutions.
Our capabilities span filling, capping, labeling, conveying, material handling, case handling, and aftermarket support. When a project requires multiple technologies, Excelis coordinates those capabilities into one integrated solution.
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Yes. For projects involving multiple Excelis companies, Excelis serves as the overall project and integration lead.
Our operating companies provide the specialized equipment and technical expertise for their portions of the line, while Excelis helps coordinate the complete solution.
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No. If your project involves multiple parts of the packaging line, you can start with Excelis.
You do not need to separately coordinate with Volumetric Technologies for filling, SureKap for capping, AB Technology for labeling, or Kraken Automation for conveying and material handling. We bring the appropriate companies and expertise into the project based on your application.
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Depending on the application, an Excelis solution may include filling and depositing, capping, labeling, conveying, material handling, case handling, secondary system integration, parts, service, and technical support.
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Yes. Excelis provides solutions ranging from standalone equipment to integrated and turnkey packaging systems.
The scope of each project depends on your product, package, production goals, throughput requirements, existing equipment, facility layout, and integration needs.
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Yes. Not every project requires a completely new line.
We can evaluate your existing equipment, layout, product flow, and production requirements to determine how new packaging automation can be integrated into your current operation.
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Yes. You do not need to have every machine or specification determined before contacting us.
Our team can start with your product, package, current process, production goals, and challenges, then identify the equipment and automation approach that best fits the application.
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Yes. Excelis can support new line projects as well as upgrades to existing production environments.
Depending on the application, that may involve replacing a piece of equipment, adding automation, improving material flow, connecting existing machinery, or developing a more complete packaging system.
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When manufacturers often need automation that fits existing production, available floor space, staffing, and realistic growth expectations. Excelis companies provide equipment ranging from benchtop and standalone machines to integrated packaging systems.
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Excelis brings together filling equipment from Volumetric Technologies, capping equipment from SureKap, labeling capabilities, and other packaging automation resources within one organization. They each have 30+ years of expertise in packaging industry. This allows manufacturers to coordinate several packaging processes rather than sourcing every machine independently.
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Packaging systems frequently contain machines from several OEMs. Excelis and its integration resources can help connect equipment, manage product flow between machines, and develop a line around both new and existing equipment.m description
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Many packaging lines can be improved by addressing one constraint at a time. Excelis can help evaluate where filling, capping, labeling, product handling, accumulation, or secondary packaging changes could improve an existing line without automatically replacing every machine.
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Excelis companies serve a broad range of applications, including food and beverage, bakery, cosmetics, personal care, household, agriculture, and industrial products. Equipment selection depends on the product, container, closure, speed, sanitation requirements, and production goals. Excelis and its family of companies work to meet the needs of your line.
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A packaging system does not have to start from scratch. Excelis can develop solutions around existing customer equipment and determine where new filling, capping, labeling, conveying, or end-of-line automation should be integrated.