YOUR AUTOMATED PACKAGING SOLUTION
AM-Bagging closes the loop on your production line - automatically bagging, sealing, and labeling each part the moment it leaves AM-Sort, with no manual intervention between inspection and fulfillment.
Developed for the high-mix, order-specific packaging demands of additive manufacturing, where every bag may contain a different part destined for a different customer, AM-Bagging handles variable bag sizes, prints custom real-time graphics, text, and barcodes per part, and supports both standard and recycled poly materials. The same capability makes it a direct fit for injection molding, die casting, and CNC manufacturers looking to automate finished goods packaging and eliminate manual bagging from their fulfillment workflow - with full traceability from production through to the shipped bag.
Your automated
packaging solution
ADVANTAGES
AUTOMATED BAGGING
AM-Bagging integrates directly with AM-Vision and AM-Sort — receiving each identified and sorted part automatically, filling the bag, heat sealing it, and applying the correct label without any manual steps between sorting and finished goods.
For additive manufacturing operations, this replaces the manual bagging step that typically follows sorting — the last remaining bottleneck before order dispatch.
CUSTOMIZED LABELING
AM-Bagging prints custom graphics, text, and barcodes or QR codes directly onto each bag in real time — pulling label content automatically from AM-Logic based on part identity and order data. No pre-printed label stock, no manual application, no mislabelling between SKUs.
For additive manufacturing service bureaus, this means each customer order is correctly identified and traceable from the moment it's bagged. For injection molding, die casting, and CNC manufacturers, it provides the automated label accuracy needed for mixed-SKU fulfilment, customer-specific packaging requirements, and barcode-based inventory or shipping workflows.
VARIABLE BAG LENGTH
AM-Bagging supports three bag widths — 150mm, 200mm, and 250mm — with material thicknesses of 50 or 100 μm, and able to adjust bag length to fit each part, eliminating wasted material on smaller components and ensuring a clean, professional package regardless of part size. Both standard and recycled poly materials are supported without changeover downtime.
For additive manufacturing operations with high geometry variation between parts, this means a single system handles the full range of output without operator adjustment. For injection molding, die casting, and CNC manufacturers running multiple product sizes through the same packaging line, it removes the need for separate bagging stations between jobs.
FAST THROUGHPUT
AM-Bagging operates at a throughput that matches the upstream AM-Flow line — ensuring the bagging step never becomes the constraint in an otherwise automated workflow. For additive manufacturing post-processing lines, this means parts move continuously from identification and sorting through to finished, labelled, traceable bags ready for dispatch. For injection molding, die casting, and CNC operations, it means high-volume mixed-SKU packaging runs without the accumulation and manual clearing that characterises conventional bagging stations.
AUTOMATED BAGGING
AM-Bagging integrates directly with AM-Vision and AM-Sort - receiving each identified and sorted part automatically, filling the bag, heat sealing it, and applying the correct label without any manual steps between sorting and finished goods. For additive manufacturing operations, this replaces the manual bagging step that typically follows sorting - the last remaining bottleneck before order dispatch.
360° VIEW
- “The bottlenecks in the industry right now are largely in the post processing side, so everything after the printer. While we continue to grow, we can not just add human labor to continue to simply sort parts. That’s something we have been aggressively trying to resolve and explains our interest in AM-Flow. We are very impressed by the AM-Flow technology.”
Steve Grundahl | CEO Midwest Prototyping, US - 'As other 3D printing service providers, Oceanz’ part of the post processing workflow is also manually. That is why, for our growth, we see the importance of applying and developing new technological principles, such as automatic identification, Artificial Intelligence and machine learning,”
Erik van der Garde | CEO Oceanz, NL - “As companies scale their AM operations, they increasingly rely on automation. However, the potential to scale is limited by the post processing, which today is still mostly a manual process. Scaling this manual process by simple adding people increases costs, variability and doesn’t increase reliability. If you want to scale production, the only way forward is to automate post processing . . . but that easier said than done.”
Bart Van der Schueren | CTO Materialise, BE - “We want to strengthen our value for money proposition by lowering cost and optimizing lead time by business and manufacturing automation. We rather invest at an early stage; it is harder to change processes once we run 10 machines and increased the headcount. We aim to create a scalable infrastructure that enables fast but organized growth that does not compromise quality or customer experience”
Markus May | CEO 3Faktur, DE - “Integrating AM-Flow's identification and sorting capabilities has optimized our SLS and MJF processes, balancing density and geometry to reduce build costs. Streamlined administrative tasks and enhanced quality tracking have significantly cut non-value-added time and integrated critical quality data into our production system. Consequently, our production output increased by 70% in six months, and our non-conformance rate dropped from 1.6% to below 0.7%.”
Kason Knight | Managing Director i-SOLIDS, US - ProM Facility
Italian advanced prototyping and mechatronics centre based in Rovereto, combining additive manufacturing, engineering, AI, testing and metrology. Its work spans automotive and racing, aerospace and drones, biomedical applications and industrial research. - i-SOLIDS
US engineering and additive manufacturing company based in Houston, Texas, specializing in rapid prototyping and production-level 3D printing. i-SOLIDS combines engineering, design and manufacturing services for consumers, startups and industrial customers, with applications including UAVs and advanced industrial components. - Prototek
US digital manufacturing company serving customers across the United States, providing additive manufacturing, CNC machining, sheet metal and other production services. Its applications span aerospace & defense, automotive, medical & dental, consumer products, electronics, energy and industrial manufacturing. - 3Faktur
German industrial 3D printing service provider, specializing in additive production of plastic components, particularly Multi Jet Fusion. Its customers include companies in mechanical engineering, medical technology, automotive, high-tech, optics and orthopedics, with a strong focus on automated serial production. - Creabis
German 3D printing service provider based near Munich, specializing in plastic prototypes, product development and small-series production. Its customers span industries including mechanical engineering, while its services also cover product samples, architectural models and functional prototypes. - Oceanz
Dutch additive manufacturing specialist and production partner, offering industrial 3D printing for sectors including medical, aerospace, automotive, food & agriculture and general industry. Oceanz combines prototyping and serial production with certified quality processes. - Shapeways
US-headquartered digital manufacturing company with production in the US and the Netherlands, serving industries including medical, consumer products, robotics, aerospace and automotive. Shapeways provides industrial 3D printing and digital manufacturing from prototyping through production. - Weerg
Italian digital manufacturing company based near Venice, offering online 3D printing and CNC manufacturing for prototypes and production runs. Weerg specializes in industrial applications and operates a large in-house MJF production facility, alongside FDM, resin printing and CNC machining. - 3iD
Belgian 3D printing service provider, specializing in prototypes and small- to medium-sized series. 3iD produces industrial, medical and automotive components, including prosthetics and orthopaedic applications, using plastics, metals and composites. - Rapidcenter
Dutch additive manufacturing service provider based in Houten, offering metal and polymer 3D printing, rapid prototyping and on-demand production. Its applications span industrial machinery, healthcare, mobility, maritime, consumer products and aerospace-related projects.
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YOUR PARTS
Send us your parts - 3D printed, injection molded, die cast, or CNC machined. We'll run them through the full AM-Flow line including AM-Bagging, so you can see exactly how your parts move from identification to a sealed, labelled, traceable bag ready for dispatch.
