Accutek Packaging Equipment Companies, Inc.
Reviews and Complaints

Unfortunately, I cannot write how much pain this company has caused us over the past year.
As a growing company, we reached out to Accutek Packaging in hopes to receive a product that would re leave us of stress. They did the exact opposite, Accutek took our money and gave us machines that do not work.
The capper has a 20% fail rate and we have to manually screw the cap onto the jar every 1/5 jars. The worst part is the induction sealer does not seal evenly and leaves half the jar exposed to the environment.
We have been dealing with spoilage, mold, and much more due to them!

When we tried reaching out to the company for a solution, we were immediately blacklisted.

I found a report on Rip Off that I found to be so true I had to tell you that what the customer said hit a home run with me! I can tell you a a former employee about Accutek Packaging use of sub standard components and several components that were purchased at swap meets and flea markets or they were stripped form older machines that were no longer in working order. Yes that is right used components put into new equipment and sold as new. As a former employee I saw first hand that almost every machine had to be modified to accept these inferior components. The majority of the time they were electrical components.

Each and every owners manual that was shipped with the equipment had to be modified to try and recognize the inferior components and given a random replacement part number. This also created issues with basic operating peremiters for the equipment being totally incorrect making it impossible for the customer to operate the equipment they had purchased. This made it almost impossible to order replacements parts not to mention the kaos it caused the service teams and affected their ability to trouble shoot these components let alone help the customer to repair them over the phone which usually lead to a very costly visit more often than not at the expense of the customer. For the service call and all expenses to include replacement parts that could not be matched to the existing components. Their build contract perimeters were put together so tight that customers usually had to buy a piece of equipment that did not meet their needs or pay hefty storage fees for not taking delivery and were often sued and forced to take the equipment. This was an on going joke amongst the sales staff. This would allow them to add very costly upgrades to the equipment putting additional money in the salesmans pockets as well as the sales manager. To which I might add never had the customers best interest at heart. Only how he was going to stick it to the customer. Buyer beware... I strongly suggest you look elsewhere when shopping for any type of packaging equipment.