Our end-of-line case sealers and case erectors set the industry standard over 50 years ago, and our high quality engineered machines are still setting the standard today. Inventing of the Packaging Machine The first case sealing packaging machine was invented by Winton Loveland and Saul Warshaw. In 1962 they founded a company to manufacture and sell their invention. Their ‘Case Sealing’ machine applied gummed paper tape to corrugated boxes. This invention significantly reduced shrinkage (theft) in transit, and radically improved the efficiency of end-of-line packing operations. They called the machine a Padlocker, and they called their company Loveshaw. Little David In 1975 the Little David Case Sealer line was born. For the first time, even relatively low volume manufacturers could enjoy the benefits of factory automation. Loveshaw Europe Incredibly sought after, the end-of-line packaging machinery offered by Loveshaw Europe includes the Little David range of Case Erectors, Case Sealers, Case Coding & Printing Equipment, Pallet Wrappers, and Manual Marking & Coding Products from Diagraph. The product range also encompasses Signode Industrial Group products such as high-volume Strapping and Pallet Wrapping Solutions. Loveshaw Europe also offers country-wide end-user pre-planned maintenance programs, a full-service parts & spares support function, with next day delivery on common parts & spares, all from under one roof from the Andover warehouse & office facility. Trade Membership Loveshaw Europe is a member of the PPMA. Loveshaw Europe is Safe Contractor accredited. H&S Compliance PUWER (Provision and Use of Work Equipment Regulations) rules place obligations on the users of workplace equipment. PUWER effectively mean that any risks from workplace equipment needs to be assessed and, where possible, eliminated or prevented. It is the responsibility of the end-user to ensure PUWER compliance. Loveshaw Europe supplied equipment is CE AND PUWER Compliant.