Almas Saze Badiee

Almas Saze Badiee, known as ASB, designs, manufactures and integrates secondary packaging machinery and end-of-line automation systems. Its work focuses on the stages in which finished products are loaded into cases, cases are closed, and packaged goods are arranged on pallets. For food manufacturers, these operations connect production with warehousing and distribution. The company’s activities cover standalone machines as well as integrated solutions configured around the requirements of individual production lines.

ASB’s engineering capabilities include case erectors, case packers, carton sealers, pick-and-place systems and robotic palletizers. These machines can connect case preparation, product grouping, loading, closing and final palletizing. Its compact systems combine selected operations within a single machine to reduce transfer points and installation space. Depending on the configuration, applications include products packed in cans, bottles, jars, plastic containers, small boxes and flexible packs.

The company’s engineering approach considers the actual characteristics of the product and production line. Pack dimensions and weight, the number of products per case, single- or multilayer arrangements, infeed rate, available floor space and interfaces with upstream and downstream equipment all influence the design. Servo-driven mechanisms, application-specific gripping tools and stored settings for different formats are among the capabilities described for its machines. Achievable throughput therefore depends on the packaging arrangement and operating conditions of each project.

Alongside new equipment manufacturing, ASB offers refurbishment, upgrades and overhauls for existing packaging machinery and lines. Technical support and spare parts supply form another part of its relationship with equipment operators. Based in Golgoon Industrial Town in Shahriar, Tehran Province, the company serves industrial customers including food manufacturers seeking to automate end-of-line operations or integrate existing equipment. Its work is relevant to production, engineering, project and maintenance teams evaluating packaging automation.