Core solutions include:
● Vibratory bowl feeders for precise orientation of packaging components
● Centrifugal feeders, including VariFeed®, for high-speed, gentle handling
● Flexible feeding systems (FlexType™) for multi-format component handling
● Linear and distribution systems for controlled product flow and spacing
RNA systems support:
● Feeding and orientation of packaging components for flow wrapping
● Controlled transfer of flow-wrapped bars and flow pack bags
● Product collation and spacing for downstream processes
● Integration with flow wrappers, cartoners, and case packers
By ensuring consistent product flow and positioning, RNA solutions enable reliable, high-speed packaging operations with minimal disruption.
RNA systems are designed to support:
● Rapid product changeovers
● Handling of different bar formats and packaging styles
● Adaptability to seasonal or promotional production runs
Flexible feeding technologies such as FlexType™ enable efficient handling of varied components without extensive retooling, supporting agile manufacturing.
Applications include:
● Cartoning and case packing of wrapped products
● Robotic pick-and-place for product loading
● Product distribution and accumulation systems
● Integration with labelling and traceability systems
Our systems are designed to ensure consistent orientation, reliable presentation, and smooth transfer into high-speed packaging and secondary processes.




Robotic solutions enhance speed and accuracy in packaging operations.
Advanced vision systems ensure packaging quality and compliance.
Custom design, development and installation of automation solutions tailored to specific pharmaceutical manufacturing and packaging needs, including the integration of feeding, handling, rotary indexing systems, robotics, vision systems, and precision mechanics.
Automation in the packaging industry refers to the use of advanced machinery, technology, and software to perform various packaging tasks that were traditionally done by human workers. The aim is to increase efficiency, improve precision, enhance safety, and reduce costs across the packaging process.
Automation is extensively utilised in the packaging industry to streamline operations, improve efficiency, ensure product quality, and reduce costs. Some of our capabilities include:
RNA systems can handle a wide range of packaging items such as bottle caps, sachets, blister packs, trays, lids, tubes, pouches, flow pack bags and other flexible packaging. We also support the handling of packaging components like clips, scoops, straws, and dispensers used in food, personal care, medical, and consumer goods packaging.
Yes. RNA automation platforms are specifically designed for high-throughput environments, often operating at speeds of 200–500+ parts per minute. Our feeders and handling systems seamlessly integrate into horizontal or vertical form-fill-seal machines, cartoners, case packers, and flow wrappers.
Yes. RNA’s VariFeed™ is a high-speed centrifugal feeding system, ideal for handling lightweight, uniform parts at exceptionally high speeds—often exceeding 500 parts per minute. It’s particularly well-suited for pouches, snack bars and flow pack bags. VariFeed™ is best used when high volume, gentle handling, and minimal noise are key priorities.
RNA offers flexible and modular systems, such as the FlexCube™ and FlexType™ P series, which allow for quick changeovers and tool-less adjustments.
Yes. We specialise in customised and retrofittable automation solutions. Whether you need to add a feeder to a current line or integrate a fully automated sub-assembly station, RNA works closely with OEMs and end-users to ensure compatibility in terms of space, controls, and throughput.
Contact our team to discuss your next project. Our experts will provide guidance and support to help you achieve your goals. Call us on +44 (0)121 749 2566 or email us using [email protected].
RNA are able to support a wide range of Packaging applications from capping systems through to wrapped bar repacking lines. Through RNA’s use of digitalisation and repeatable feed systems the fast-pace of component change can be easily accommodated.
Chris Mills | Global Business Development Manager