Scan the order
The order and shipping information are identified before the parcel is packed.
Mushiny · automated satchel packing
Close the gap before dispatch.
PolyPacker brings label printing, application, bag handling, sealing and takeaway into one operator-led packing cycle.
It is designed for suitable non-fragile products that can ship safely in a satchel. The useful question is not whether it can pack quickly, but whether the surrounding workflow can keep it productively fed.
900
Planning rateApproximate real-world Australian estimate per hour.
1,500
Maximum rateUpper equipment rate achieved in suitable conditions.
$50K
Machine priceExcluding GST, delivery and project-specific costs.
One continuous packing cycle
From open satchel to dispatch-ready parcel.
The operator remains responsible for scanning and loading the correct item. PolyPacker takes over the repetitive bag handling, label application, sealing and finished-parcel movement.
Load the product
The machine presents an open satchel and the operator places the suitable item inside.
Label and seal
PolyPacker prints and applies the shipping label, then closes the satchel.
Move to dispatch
The finished parcel exits to a tote, takeaway conveyor or the next dispatch step.
A stronger fit
Repeated packing is the pressure.
- Apparel, footwear, soft goods and other products safe to ship in a satchel.
- Direct-to-consumer workflows with repeatable single-parcel packing.
- Manual labelling, sealing or bag presentation is limiting output.
- There is enough sustained volume to keep the station productively supplied.
A weaker fit
The constraint matters.
- Fragile, irregular, oversized or protective-box products dominate the mix.
- Daily volume is too low for manual packing to be a meaningful cost.
- Order accuracy or upstream picking—not packing—is the real bottleneck.
- The layout cannot support safe loading and finished-parcel takeaway.
$50K*per PolyPacker machine
A clear equipment starting point
Flat machine price. Variable project.
The machine price creates a useful starting point, but the business case still depends on product suitability, volume, labour, consumables, layout and any required integration.
*AUD $50,000 per machine, excluding GST and delivery charges. Site works, integration, conveyors, consumables and other project-specific requirements are not included unless expressly quoted.
Diagram: Mushiny brochureThe complete packing station
Several manual steps become one cycle.
The all-in-one computer, printer, adjustable bag clamp, laser curtain sensor, sealing control, bag-roll mount and conveyor work as a coordinated station. PolyPacker can follow a sorter, conventional put wall or manual picking process, then send completed parcels onward to dispatch.
- Which products and satchel sizes make up the real order profile?
- How many suitable parcels are packed in an average and peak hour?
- Where do completed orders wait before packing?
- How will finished parcels leave the station?
The connected Mushiny workflow
Storage, sorting and packing can meet.
Each product can stand alone. Together, they address different stages of the same fulfilment journey.
Commercial disclosure
A practical introduction, not a product verdict.
Atomic Inertia can introduce Mushiny when the solution appears relevant. If an introduced Mushiny opportunity proceeds, Mushiny pays Atomic Inertia a referral fee from its normal price. It does not increase the customer’s price, including if the customer approaches Mushiny directly. The next step is to test the fit against the operation.