SpeedyPacker Insight System

For high-volume applications, nothing measures up better than Sealed Air’s patented SpeedyPacker Insight® foam in bag system. Versatile and efficient, you can dedicate a system to one packaging line or serve multiple lines with one system.

With a simple touch of a button, the SpeedyPacker Insight® can produce up to 21 Instapak® foam-filled cushions per minute, increasing the productivity of your operation.  

The SpeedyPacker Insight® delivers cost effective, superior product protection and presents your product to your customers in an attractive, damage-free package.Maximize efficiency, minimize waste, with the touch of a button. Their new graphical display lets the operator select optimum bag size and foam combinations to provide fast, secure protection for a wide variety of items. Label and preset up to 156 cushion combinations.

Packing Tips

Flexible Continuous Foam Tubes (CFTs) can be used to provide a base cushion or full wrap around. Insert blank film spaces between tubes to provide Instapak® protection only where needed.

Combine the speed of a foam-in-bag system with the protective properties of an engineered packaging solution. When combined with one of their Instapak® molding systems, the SpeedyPacker Insight® foam in bag system can instantly produce a custom-shaped cushion that provides exact product positioning and engineered package performance.

SpeedyPacker Insight Molding Solutions

SpeedyPacker Insight Foam In Bag Molding Process

2. When placed into the mold enclosure, the bag is drawn in by an on-board vacuum.

3. After the cushion has fully expanded, it is removed with the help of a built-in air ejection system.

The SpeedyPacker Insight® system provides a fast, economical solution for your on-line void fill applications.
Perfect for busy “pick and pack” operations and distribution centers. Since Instapak® foam expands up to 280 times its liquid volume, the SpeedyPacker Insight® foam in bag system frees up valuable warehouse space. The equivalent of a trailer load of packaging materials can be stored in two 55-gallon drums.