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Current company Pearson Packaging Systems
Machinery Manufacturing · 190 employees · Founded 1955 · Spokane, Washington, United States
Pearson Packaging Systems has supported CPG, food & beverage, household, industrial, and manufacturers for 70+ years by automating and optimizing secondary packaging and end-of-line operations. Our equipment is engineered to maximize uptime, reduce labor dependency, and deliver predictable throughput across 24/7 production. What We Deliver End-of-line automation including: • Case erecting • Case packing • Partition insertion • Bag insertion & bag uncuffing • Case sealing • Robotic palletizing • Integrated automation systems Built for high-mix CPG lines and high-volume industrial environments, Pearson machines provide speed, durability, flexibility, and long operational life. Why Manufacturers Choose Pearson We solve critical pain points: • Labor shortages • Throughput instability & downtime • Manual case forming/packing issues • Safety & ergonomic risks • Inconsistent packaging quality • High total cost of ownership Key benefits include maximized uptime, faster changeovers, standardized fleets, higher throughput, improved OEE, and components designed for maintainability. Post-Sale Support That Sets Us Apart Automation only matters when it runs, our aftermarket programs keep it running. • U.S-based tech support • 24/7 remote assistance • Rapid-response field service • Parts programs & rebuild kits • Operator/maintenance training • Full lifecycle support Our commitment: fast, competent, proactive service that protects your line and performance. Proven Scale • 70+ years in business • 30 years robotic integration • deployed machines • sq. ft. U.S. manufacturing Our Focus Helping manufacturers automate manual tasks, improve uptime and repeatability, standardize equipment across plants, reduce labor bottlenecks, and build long-term operational resilience.