Pillow Compression Machine

The compression ratio refers to how much a product's volume is reduced before sealing. NEDCO's PC-1000, for example, compresses pillows up to 80% of their original volume before bagging. The exact ratio depends on machine settings, fill material, and product density, and can be adjusted for different product sizes.

Compression set describes the permanent deformation that occurs in a sealing material after sustained compression is released, meaning it doesn't fully return to its original shape. In packaging applications, minimizing compression set is important to maintain a tight, reliable seal on bagged and compressed goods over time.

The PC-1000 is a compact, floor-standing unit with simple controls and an adjustable compression plate, ideal for moderate production volumes. The PC-3000 features a heavy-duty steel frame, high-speed continuous compression cycle, programmable presets, and inline integration with bagger/sealer systems for large-scale, high-throughput operations.

Yes. Both models are designed for integration with poly bag sealing systems, and the PC-3000 offers direct inline integration with bagger and sealer equipment, allowing manufacturers to build a continuous, automated packaging line that improves throughput and reduces manual handling.

NEDCO pillow compression machines are designed and manufactured at the company's facility in Covington, Georgia, USA. Domestic production allows NEDCO to maintain strict quality control while offering direct manufacturer support, parts availability, and responsive technical service to customers nationwide.

In addition to pillows, NEDCO's compression machines handle comforters, cushions, and other stuffed goods. The PC-3000 in particular is built to accommodate a range of bedding and soft goods products, making it suitable for manufacturers processing diverse product lines on a single system.