The task of closing boxes can be tedious when done manually, often causing discomfort. However, with the help of a simple machine, this process becomes an automatic and efficient operation. The mechanism consists of several stages:
1.- Initially, a guide is responsible for closing the first front flap of the box.
2.- The second flap is closed automatically by a mechanical device known as a "kicker."
3.- Subsequently, the box moves towards the exit of the machine, where two other guides close the side covers.
4.- Finally, an adhesive delivery system, commonly known as a “tape,” precisely positions and seals the top of the box.
This machine not only streamlines the case closing process, but also eliminates the need for manual labor, thereby reducing the potential for errors and improving packaging efficiency.