Bagger Sealer Machines by NEDCO - Max II & T-1000 Autobagger

Our bagger/sealer machines use a heated bar to melt and fuse plastic bag material around folded garments, creating a tamper-evident closure. The Max II and T-1000 Autobagger handle bag opening, product loading, and heat sealing in one continuous automated motion, eliminating manual handling and significantly increasing throughput on your packaging line.

We sell the Max II and T-1000 Autobagger directly to US apparel manufacturers, textile packaging operations, garment decorators, screen printers, embroiderers, and retail fulfillment centers. Any operation that folds and bags garments at volume is a fit - and our team will tell you honestly which model matches your throughput requirements.

Yes. Our Max II and T-1000 Autobagger are engineered to integrate directly with NEDCO's folding, labeling, compression, and conveyor equipment. You can add a sealer to an existing NEDCO line or let us design a complete end-to-end packaging system around your facility and production volume.

Routine maintenance on the Max II and T-1000 Autobagger includes checking the heat seal bar for wear, cleaning bag-handling components, and inspecting conveyor and sensor systems. Because we manufacture every machine ourselves, we stock genuine NEDCO replacement parts and provide direct technical support - so your line stays running with minimal downtime.

Yes. We offer the Max II in four bag-width configurations - 618, 620, 624, and 630 - so you can match the machine to your specific bag size and garment type. Each model supports adjustable settings to handle multiple packaging formats without needing a separate dedicated machine for every product line.

Manual sealing requires an operator to load and seal each bag individually, which limits speed and creates inconsistent seal quality. NEDCO's Max II and T-1000 Autobagger handle bag opening, product loading, and heat sealing automatically - no manual intervention required. The result is higher throughput, uniform seal quality on every unit, and reduced operator fatigue across your entire shift.