A large-format die cutter paired with robust triple-wall capabilities and an in-house gluer-stitcher. When the job is big, heavy, or complex, JackPack runs it.
Large-format capability is our niche. Our two die cutters run big, heavy, and complex jobs most shops can't touch — including full triple-wall at production speed.
Our flagship press. A high-speed 86" rotary built for the largest corrugated runs — ideal for high-volume oversized boxes, full triple-wall, and long sheet sizes other shops can't feed.
A second rotary line for complex cuts, intricate scoring, and shorter runs where clean edges and tight tolerances matter. Triple-wall capable for tray & cover work and custom prototypes.
In-house assembly that turns die-cut blanks into finished boxes — handling the heaviest board weights and full triple-wall constructions most regional shops have to outsource.
Our in-house gluer-stitcher pairs with the 86" rotary to produce robust triple-wall boxes at production scale — including sizes and wall counts most regional shops outsource.
A box is traditionally run as two half-blanks that have to be glued together at two joints. Because our 86" rotary die cutter feeds such large sheets, we can cut the same box as a single blank with just one glue joint.
One run instead of two halves assembled together — it's one of our most impactful value-engineering plays, and only possible because of the large-format equipment we run.
Some boxes can't run through a machine. For over 40 years, hand-assembling multi-component packaging has been our niche — the work most shops send away. If a job is too large, too complex, or needs a human touch, our team builds it by hand to spec.
Styles and sizes too large or too complex for the gluer-stitcher — bonded by hand to spec.
Adding clips, handles, inserts and hardware that machines simply can't place.
Intricate folds, set-up styles and multi-panel constructions built up by hand.
Assembling several parts into one finished, ready-to-fill package — kitting and collation.
Exact machine specifications — what runs where, plus the maximum sheet and box sizes for each line. Spec your next job with confidence.
Our large-format line — max sheet and box sizes, constructions, and what runs on the 86" rotary die cutter.
Specifications and capacities for the 66" rotary die cutter — sheet sizes, board grades, and run details.
In-house assembly for heavy triple-wall boxes — board weights, joints, and maximum dimensions.
