Sealed Air has introduced the AUTOBAG 850HB Hybrid Bagging Machine, an automated packaging system that can process both standard poly mailers and kerbside-recyclable paper bags on the same machine.
The new system’s hybrid ability is said to help fulfilment teams switch packaging types without compromising speed.
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The aim is to address the primary challenges for fulfilment operations: managing increased order volumes with limited resources, adapting to changing material demands, and providing more sustainable packaging options.
The machine offers a material changeover time of approximately two minutes, on-bag printing functionality, and compatibility with semiautomatic and fully automated processes.
Additional features include a compact design, ergonomic functionality, and support for sustainable packaging formats.
This will enable e-commerce, direct-to-consumer brands, and third-party logistics providers to meet contemporary fulfilment requirements effectively, stated the packing solutions provider.
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By GlobalDataSealed Air president of protective packaging Byron Racki said: “The AUTOBAG 850HB Hybrid Bagging Machine allows customers to quickly shift between bag types without the need for tools or hardware.
“This flexibility boosts productivity and empowers them to meet their customers’ unique packaging expectations – whether they prioritise sustainability, speed or protection.”
Sealed Air owns a range of brands such as CRYOVAC, LIQUIBOX, AUTOBAG, and BUBBLE WRAP. These brands offer packaging solutions for various industries, including food, fluids, and e-commerce.
In the second quarter of 2025, Sealed Air generated net sales of $1.33bn, down 1% from $1.34bn in the same quarter of last year.
The company’s net earnings for the quarter stood at $94m, equating to $0.64 per diluted share, down from $98m, or $0.67 per diluted share, in the previous year.
