Yes. An automatic case packing system can handle gummy candy bags of irregular volume as long as it's designed with adaptive handling and control systems that compensate for variations in shape and fill level.

- 3D vision systems for position and volume detection
- Flexible and adaptive grippers or gripping heads
- Automatic grouping and case packing pattern adjustments
- Servo-driven control for precise movements

On multi-format lines with automatic adjustments, new formats can be introduced without mechanical modifications, provided they are within the specified dimensional range.

- Recipes configurable via HMI
- Automatic adjustments using servo-driven axes
- Format change without part replacement
- Adaptation within defined width, length, and height ranges

Yes. An automatic packaging system can position chocolate tablets vertically for display.

- Product guidance and grouping systems
- Product loading robot for vertical positioning on the display
- Precise control via servo-driven axes
- Automatic adjustment according to box dimensions and type

Yes. An automatic case packing system can combine two different SKUs in the same box.

- Programming of mixed patterns from the HMI
- Counting and sequencing control by SKU
- Vision or barcode reading systems for verification
- Automatic synchronization of both feeds with the automatic loading inside the box

In mixed configurations, the system integrates synchronized dual input and logic control that ensures the correct ratio (e.g., 50/50 or alternating patterns). It can include machine vision or scanner verification to guarantee traceability and prevent combination errors before the box is sealed.