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Lantech

11000 Bluegrass Pkwy
Louisville, Kentucky 40299
United States
Phone:502-267-4200
http://www.lantech.com
From Lantech
Lantech company logo in dark blue italic text with registered trademark symbol
Lantech Launches SL400AMR Integrated Stretch Wrapper Globally
Both 12-oz (shown) and 21-oz bottles are filled on the line, and body labels in both cases promote the “Brewed in the USA” message.
'Born in Japan, Brewed in Wisconsin'
Four of the five new packaging cells are dedicated to the 8.5-oz carton while one cell can do either 40-oz or 8.5-oz cartons.
Jiffy Mix Modernizes Packaging With Flexible, Compact Cells
Lantech corporate headquarters with gray and white exterior under blue sky
Lantech Expands Louisville Manufacturing to Include CS300 and CS1000 Case Sealers
Blue Lantech industrial packaging machine with yellow safety features
Semi‑Automatic Stretch Wrappers
Lantech corporate logo in blue with registered trademark symbol
Still Setting the Standard: Lantech Unveils Packaging Innovations at PACK EXPO 2025
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Lantech Expands Louisville Manufacturing Facility to Build Modular Case Erectors
Lantech TE A Tray Erector
Lantech Expands Product Line and Upgrades Automatic Stretch Wrappers for PACK EXPO 2024
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Lantech to Showcase Innovative Packaging Solutions and New Technologies at PACK EXPO
Viking Masek Vertical Form Fill Seal
Automating Snack Bag Line Cuts Labor Costs by 40%
This photo shows the larger tray, which holds four servings, filled and packed on the same line.
Pasta Packaging Where ‘Flexibility is the Key’
Collating F4 SCARA robots near the end of the infeed belt pick product as it travels to the right. Note the amount of product has dwindled compared to the 34 x 4 format at the start of the infeed. Groups of three sticks are collated on the narrower belts that travel to the left. Finally, cartons that have been filled and lidded upstream travel to the right, and out of the system.
Confectioner Puts Counterflow Principle to Work
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