New line
New Bins line: Austrian machine, Italian engineering and Chilean manufacturing
A large-tonnage Engel injection machine from Austria in Paine to produce agricultural and industrial bins, with QR code tracking and backed by independent testing
The bins
Two formats, depending on what you haul.
The vented bin lets air circulate and is used for fruit that keeps respiring after harvest. The closed bin retains moisture and suits contents that must not dry out or get dirty. Both share dimensions and stacking system.
Traceability
Every bin knows where it has been.
Bins ship with a QR code that identifies each unit. Read it with a phone in the field, at the packing house or on the loading dock, with nothing to install. For operations already using automatic scanning, RFID can be added.
- QR code on every unit, readable from any phone
- Optional RFID for contactless reading
- Useful for asset control and for tracking a batch's journey
Technical backing
Extreme strength, backed by DICTUC
The bin's behavior under load was verified by DICTUC, the Universidad Católica laboratory. It's not an in-house test: an independent third party ran it, and the results are available to anyone who asks.
The investment
Over US$8 million in in-house capacity.
The line was set up in Paine with an Engel injection machine from Austria, one of the largest-tonnage units installed in Chile, and a mold of Italian engineering. The plant is automated and runs on 100% renewable energy.
- Engel injection machine (Austria) and Italian-engineered mold
- Automated plant in Paine, Metropolitan Region
- Certified 100% renewable energy
How we got here
From evaluation to the first part.
2024
Evaluation
Study of the large-tonnage injection project begins.
2026
Start-up
The injection machine and mold arrive, and bin production starts in Paine.
KD Pack
The company behind the line.
- +17 years
- in Chile
- +4,500 tons/year
- recycled
- +1,000
- clients
- 100%
- renewable energy
- ISO 9001
- across the entire production chain
- +100
- employees
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