Choosing an automatic bagging machine is a long-term investment. The wrong pick means downtime, wasted film, and a line that never hits its rated speed. To make the shortlist easier, we compared the most established automatic bagging machine manufacturers across the US, Europe and Asia — looking at machine speeds, bag formats supported, automation level, service networks, and the industries they serve. Here are the manufacturers worth talking to in 2026.
We evaluated each manufacturer on five criteria:
1. Machine speed & reliability — rated bags per minute in real production, not lab conditions;
2. Bag format flexibility — pre-opened bags on a roll, poly bags, paper bags, printed film;
3. Automation depth — from semi-automatic tabletop baggers to fully integrated lines with printers and conveyors;
4. Global support — spare parts availability, installation, and service response;
5. Industry fit — food, hardware, e-commerce fulfillment, or industrial parts.
Disclosure: we are ourselves a manufacturer of automatic bagging and counting packing machines, and we are included in this list. The other manufacturers are ranked based on the criteria above, not on paid placement.
Quick Comparison
| Manufacturer | Bag Types | Best For | Automation Level |
|---|---|---|---|
| Feiyu Paketleme Makinesi | Small-parts bags, kits | Hardware & fastener counting | Fully automatic |
| Sealed Air (AUTOBAG) | Roll poly, printed | High-volume + on-bag printing | Fully automatic |
| Audion (Speedpack) | Paper & poly | Small/mid lines, tabletop | Semi → full |
| PAC Machinery (Rollbag) | Roll pre-opened | Simplicity, fast changeover | Fully automatic |
| Pregis | Mailers, mixed sizes | Fulfillment & mailing | Fully automatic |
| Rennco | General bagging | Established U.S. brand | Semi → full |
| Neway Packaging | Poly bags | High-cycle, operator-light | Fully automatic |
| HonorPack | Pouch, sachet, bag | Export / overseas buyers | Fully automatic |
The Manufacturers
01 Feiyu Packing Machine
Flagship Product: An automatic bagging machine designed specifically for counting and packaging screws, nuts, bolts, fasteners, and other hardware components. The equipment utilizes fiber-optic counting and automatic check-weighing technologies to ensure precise batch quantities.
Target Audience: Manufacturers of fasteners, furniture hardware, and pipe fittings—specifically businesses requiring accurate counting or high-volume weighing and bagging operations.
Application Scenario: This type of equipment is suitable if your products consist of regular-shaped components and require counting or weighing processes.
02 Sealed Air — AUTOBAG® Systems
Known for: High-speed AUTOBAG® bagging and printing systems (500/600/800 series) that combine filling, sealing and on-bag printing in one pass — the 500 model cycles at over 100 bags per minute.
Best for: High-volume operations that need printed bags without a separate labeling step.
Consider if: You run 50+ bags per minute and want a single trusted vendor for the whole system.
03 Audion — Speedpack Automatic Baggers
Known for: Industrial tabletop and floor automatic baggers handling both paper and poly bags, with cycle speeds up to roughly 40 bags/min depending on model.
Best for: Small and mid-size lines that need an affordable entry into automation without a full conveyor system.
Consider if: You pack products of varying sizes and want a machine that switches between paper and poly film.
04 PAC Machinery — Rollbag® Auto Baggers
Known for: Rollbag® systems that feed pre-opened bags from a roll for automatic bagging; PAC Machinery has served the packaging industry since the 1960s.
Best for: Operations that want simplicity and reliability — no manual bag opening, minimal operator training.
Consider if: Speed and changeover flexibility matter more than on-bag printing.
05 Pregis — Automated Bagging Solutions
Known for: Automated bagging systems built for fulfillment and mailing workflows, supporting mixed order sizes.
Best for: Fulfillment and mailing operations bagging orders of mixed sizes.
Consider if: You need a machine that integrates with your packing station workflow rather than a standalone unit.
06 Rennco, LLC
Known for: Automatic and semi-automatic bagging systems and heat-sealing equipment; established 1969 in Homer, Michigan.
Best for: Buyers who want an established U.S. brand with decades of manufacturing history.
Consider if: You value a proven, long-running domestic supplier over the lowest purchase price.
07 Neway Packaging
Known for: Poly bagger product lines aimed at high-cycle, operator-light bagging for standard poly bags.
Best for: Producers who need high throughput on standard poly bags with minimal manual handling.
Consider if: Your line is bottlenecked by manual bagging speed today. (Ask the manufacturer directly for current rated bags/min — figures vary by model.)
08 SelectPack
Known for: Automated bagging solutions for food and industrial products, plus an active educational content library on bagging machine types.
Best for: Buyers researching first — their guides are a useful baseline before you compare quotes.
09 HonorPack
Known for: Premade pouch, sachet and automatic bagging lines for food and non-food products, with multi-language support for export markets.
Best for: International buyers who need a manufacturer that can ship, install and support overseas.
10 Crown Packaging / Distributed Brands (Autobag, Rennco)
Known for: Distribution and local support for established bagging brands, offering computer-controlled baggers with sensors and conveyors.
Best for: Buyers who want an established brand with a wide distributor network in the US.
Consider if: You value a proven support network over the lowest purchase price.
FAQs
What is an automatic bagging machine?
An automatic bagging machine feeds, opens, fills and seals bags without manual handling — typically using pre-opened bags on a roll, sensors and conveyors. Operators load the product or connect it to an upstream line; the machine does the rest at speeds a human cannot match.
What is an autobag system?
“Autobag” refers both to a specific brand of bag-on-a-roll systems and, loosely, to any automatic bagging system that uses pre-opened bags on a roll. In both senses the core idea is the same: the machine opens each bag mechanically, so no operator has to open it by hand.
What are the different types of bagging machines?
The main types are: (1) manual/semi-automatic baggers where an operator places the product and the machine seals; (2) fully automatic bag-on-a-roll systems; (3) form-fill-seal machines that form the bag from film, fill and seal it in one line; and (4) counting-and-bagging lines that count parts (fasteners, pills, produce) before bagging. Choosing among them depends on your bag format and whether parts counting is needed upstream.
What are the best automatic bagging machines?
There is no single “best” — the right machine depends on your bag type, line speed and budget. For printed bags at high volume, integrated systems like Sealed Air’s AUTOBAG lead. For simplicity and fast changeover, Rollbag-style systems are a proven choice. For price-sensitive mid-size lines, tabletop automatics like Audion’s Speedpack are a common entry point. If you’re packaging small hardware parts specifically, look for a machine built around piece-counting rather than bulk weighing. We recommend sending your product samples and target speed to 2–3 manufacturers above for a real quote before deciding.