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World Contract Packagers in South Beloit, IL, US (United States)
Company Overview:
World Contract Packagers (WCP), Inc. is a Co-Packer that specializes in portion cup filling for the food and pharmaceutical industries. WCP has a highly experienced staff of professionals focused on the success of your company. Our goal is to develop a long-term relationship with our customers and become your packaging partner. We do this by providing high quality, turn key manufacturing and added-value packaging for your products.
Whether it is small quantities for market testing, or millions for world wide distribution, WCP is ready to service your marketing needs.
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Address:14392 DeLaTour Drive, South Beloit, IL, 61080, United States
Telephone:(815) 624-6501
Fax:(815) 624-6502
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World Cup introduces the newest member of its cup packaging family - the SA-Series Semi-Automatic Filling/Sealing Machine. The SA-Series Machine is a result of our continuing efforts toward meeting the changing needs of the cup packaging industry.
The World Cup Rotary 8-12 filling machine is of the latest technology. It will automatically dispense containers, fill product, and apply "Tamper-Evident" heat seals with a pre-cut foil.
We understand that buying equipment is an important investment for your business. To preserve your investment dollars, we offer the Table-top Rotary as your choice for a versatile, simple, and economical solution. Here's how it works: The operator places an empty cup into the rotary table.
This standard model RM-100-6 six (6) lane or six (6) up "Tamper-Evident" individual portion serving packaging machine is a competitive must in today's world market place. The machine is purchased outright.
The machine has six (6) lanes to provide maximum productivity with the minimum of equipment and floor space. The machine will dispense the containers, fill, heat seal from roll-stock film or pre-cut foil, and put on a snap-on lid.
