About Our Packaging Operation

SVF also offers contracted custom packaging services to companies across Canada.
Through our refined inventory tracking and segregating system, you can be assured
that your products are handled with precision and experience.

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Why Package with SVF

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Semi-Automated Packaging - SVF's packaging system boasts 2 packaging robots:

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- M-410iC/185 Four Axis- Bag stacking robot

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-M-410iC/110 Four Axis – Pallet Gripping Robot

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Our duplex bagging scale is capable of speeds exceeding 20 bags per minute. The scale is supported by a palletizing robot that works in conjunction with a versatile staging robot.  This system allows us to have high output with consistent stacking quality.

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The part of our system that is not automated is the hanging/filling of the bag. Other fully automated systems have limited capabilities for what types of bags may be run through. With human input on the hanging/filling process, we are able to produce a wider variety of packaging types than a fully automated system.

Types of Packaging:

• Bagged Products (Various Sizes) 

• Jugs & Pails

• Mini Bulk Bags

Meet Our Packaging Team

Meet the team that makes it all possible.

Our In Door Storage Facility

Our packaging facility is located in Legal, AB, where we have more than 50,000 sq/ft of storage space to use as a jump-off point for distribution across Western Canada.

We offer customized product packaging to meet your specification needs and multiple storage bins capable of blending and housing products. All of our scaled weights are verified by certified scales.

250,000 

Bags of ice melt packaged per year.

100,000

Bags of fertilizer packaged per year.

Semi-Automated

For maximum customization and efficiency.

Start Packaging With SVF Now.

SVF is uniquely equipped to handle your packaging needs.

Get in touch with us today and find out how we are able to serve your packaging needs.

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