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Nexora Systems Inc. has been automating blow molding and injection molding lines since 1982.
Who we are
We design and manufacture the equipment we sell, at one plant, with one engineering team.
Nexora Systems Inc. supplies the automation that sits between the moulding machine and the pallet: take-out, deflashing and trimming, leak testing, surface treatment, case packing and palletizing. Because those stages come from one supplier, the handoffs between them are engineered rather than negotiated on site.
We serve blow molders and injection molders across North America and Latin America, from single-machine operations to plants running dozens of lines. Most projects begin as a retrofit onto equipment that is already producing, which is why every system in the catalog is specified with mounting envelopes and utility requirements rather than a bare capacity number.
Our collaborative robotics team covers applications where a fenced cell would cost more in floor space than it returns in throughput.
History
1982
The company starts building take-out equipment for blow molders serving Ontario dairy and beverage packers.
1990s
Deflashers, leak testers and flame treaters join the range, so a customer can buy the whole post-mould process from one supplier.
2000s
Pakman case packing and robotic palletizing bring standard industrial robots into the end of line.
2010s
Our collaborative robotics team is established to deploy fenceless cells in days rather than months for handling, assembly, inspection and palletizing.
Today
Nexora Systems Inc. presents the full catalog: take-out to pallet, new build or retrofit, with parts and service for machines installed decades ago.
How we work
Quotations come from application engineers who have configured the system, not from a price list.
Most installations go onto machines that are already running. Our mechanical interfaces assume that.
We keep parts and drawings for systems long out of production, because our customers still run them.
Design, fabrication, assembly and factory acceptance testing all happen at the Etobicoke plant.
Download the PDF, note the model numbers, send them across. That is the whole process.