LaborSave is the original automatic full pallet unloading and debagging machine that consistently empties 99.99% of sack material.

Watch the below video to see the LaborSave in action! From lifting and cutting to flawlessly emptying sacks of food materials, LaborSave enhances efficiency and reduces manual labor. Perfect for industries like food manufacturing, plastics, and industrial automation. Watch how this cutting-edge technology can streamline your workflow and boost productivity! 

LaborSave, the world’s first automatic solution for sack cutting and emptying, was born out of a root cause analysis exercise at a plastics factory looking to cut back on employee costs. Noticing how ineffective and time consuming the manual process of opening and emptying heavy sacks can be, LaborSave’s founders developed a solution that automatically cuts multiple bags at once and empties the contents into the hopper; completely removing the need for employees to lift, cut or empty the sacks, while reducing the risk of contamination.

The factory, in which LaborSave was first installed, quickly

realized there were now significantly less instances of machine downtime, fewer

employee injuries, greater workflow efficiency, dramatic saving on material

loss, and a better use of raw materials.

More than 18 years later, nearly 1,000 systems installed all around the world, prove what a “sack-cess” story LaborSave is.

LaborSave is the Ultimate Bag Slitting and Emptying Machine for Food 😋 

Watch LaborSave in action as it lifts, cuts, and empties sacks of rice, beans, frozen vegetables and more! From delicate legumes to dense frozen foods and spices, this advanced robotic system handles it all with unmatched reliability.

By automating the process, LaborSave:
✅ Enhances productivity—faster sack emptying means more output.
✅ Reduces waste—maximizing material usage with precision handling.
✅ Prioritizes safety—minimizing manual labor and heavy lifting risks.
✅ Improves hygiene—perfect for food-grade operations.

Whether you’re handling raw ingredients or packaged goods, LaborSave is designed to elevate your workflow and boost your bottom line.

💡 Is your factory ready for the next level of automation?

LaborSave bag opening and emptying system is the GOLD STANDARD, as shown by the 2,000 companies which trust LaborSave everyday. We became the gold standard by always staying 3 steps ahead of "standard". When it comes to electrical and robotic engineering, quality parts, dependable warranty, and the quality of craftsmanship, no other company can compete.

With safety being a top priority, LaborSave is the only fully automatic bag opening and emptying system approved by all major standard institutes, including CE, UL, TÜV, and GOST. The fully enclosed LaborSave systems are equipped with 10 different safety sensors, possibly making them the safest machines on any production floor.

Furthermore, LaborSave is built to operate under rigorous conditions, as is evident by its installation in factories worldwide where temperatures range from -20°C through 50°C.

The LaborSave factory itself ISO 9001 certified, representing a commitment to the highest possible standards.

Want to learn how LaborSave can improve your plant’s operational standards? Contact LaborSave today, and we'll be sure to have an authorized rep get back to you as soon as possible.

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An Italian subsidiary of the world’s largest provider of polyolefins uses multiple raw materials and wants to avoid material contamination in its material handling systems.

When ordering the LaborSave automatic bag slitting machine, the company asked that no granules remained in the stainless steel #hopper of our automatic bag opening and emptying system. The requirement was addressed by LaborSave’s engineers, who added several components and adjusted the hopper’s gradients.

Once installed and commissioned it was clear the ‘no grains’ requirement was fully met by the LaborSave system. Only then the customer asked that no dust remain either.

After brainstorming ideas with the customer’s technical staff, LaborSave’s CTO came up with a Systematic Inventive Thinking (SIT) solution. Using LaborSave’s existing hardware and software resources, the customer achieved zero residue between uploading and handling one raw material to the next.

LaborSave. Creativity at its best.

At LaborSave, we ensure every installation of our fully automated robotic bag emptying system is seamless and beneficial for our customers. Part of our commitment is a comprehensive training session for your operational staff, empowering them to maximize the system’s potential and streamline production.

An installation we completed in Thailand in late 2019 highlights the impact of our approach. This project included not only the setup of the advanced LaborSave system but also conveyors, stackers, and raw material conveying and handling systems. What made this installation unique was the participation of staff members from neighboring factories, invited by our Thai customer to join the training session.

During the seminar, attendees witnessed firsthand how LaborSave transforms the process of emptying bags into an efficient, precise, and cost-saving operation. The robotic bag emptying system eliminated material loss, reduced labor requirements, and ensured safety and consistency—factors critical to modern industrial operations.

The results were immediate and impressive. Inspired by the live demonstration, the visiting companies placed orders for the same LaborSave model. They recognized the long-term savings and efficiency gains, even in a market where labor costs are relatively low.

This experience underscores a powerful reality: even in developing countries where labor is less expensive, automation pays off. Manual bag emptying is labor-intensive, inconsistent, and prone to material waste, while LaborSave ensures 99.99% emptying efficiency with minimal human intervention. The ROI is undeniable, from reduced labor costs to increased material recovery and improved workplace safety.

LaborSave systems aren’t just tools; they’re transformative investments. Our turnkey installations include comprehensive training to ensure your team is confident in operating and maintaining the system. Whether your factory is in a high-wage country or a developing market, LaborSave delivers measurable benefits that make robotic bag emptying an essential upgrade for any modern production line.

Contact us today to learn more about how LaborSave can optimize your operations and reduce costs.

LaborSave’s sales skyrocketed shortly after Covid-19 hit the world. Want to know why?

Because many plant managers were quick to realize they needed to get creative when dealing with the virus’ adverse effects on the business’ financials and the compromised safety of their employees.

LaborSave successfully met their requirements on both accounts and then some.

With a capacity of up to 1300 bags per hour at more than 99.99% emptying rate, and in addition to its many other benefits, the fully automatic bag machine dramatically improves performance efficiency and the derivative cost structure and profit margins. It also ensures the safety of employees as it automates the labor intensive, close contact, task of manually opening and emptying raw material bags. And ... LaborSave is IoT-enabled, so emptying station information is displayed on any connected device.

The LaborSave production facility is already working at 150% capacity, so we have full confidence it can handle a few more orders …

Our 120 sqm booth at K-2019 featured a working LaborSave system in all its glory.

We had numerous appointments scheduled for the show. We also had many unscheduled walk-ins. Some of which ended up being cold sales to customers who were so impressed by what they saw, they simply had to seal the deal.

One of these random walk-ins was the CEO of a German extruded piping company, who used manual labor for opening and emptying their raw material bags. Excited by the LaborSave system at work, the CEO immediately invited the rest of his team to join him. It took an hour of demonstrating and explaining the LaborSave features, before the CEO decided he had to switch to fully automatic sack opening and emptying system. He scribbled the deal’s details on a piece of paper he tore from his notebook and transferred down payment on the spot.

The owner of a blown film factory from the Dominican Republic was another unplanned visitor. Impressed by the ingenious system and the huge cost savings opportunity on both labor and raw material waste, she used her napkin to write down and sign the deal. Down payment was transferred, yet again, the same day, as she wanted the system ASAP.

They say “A picture is worth a thousand words”. Seeing a LaborSave system at work is worth much more …

Semi-automatic bag “slitters” and “blenders” are … semi-efficient, at most.

These expensive material handling solutions typically require manual feeding of raw material bags, pose high contamination risk, and have limited throughput and large and ever-increasing rate of raw material loss.

The fully automated LaborSave has set a new standard for bag opening and emptying, offering a best-in-class solution in all aspects imaginable.

Want to be an efficient operations leader, and enjoy fully-automated savings on raw materials, labor, storage and transportation? Contact an authorized sales rep in your country. Today.

A vetted approach to tackling unanticipated expenses associated with events occurring on the production floor is benchmarking against past events.

Once a list of such direct and indirect expenses has been formed, it is time to use root cause analysis to determine the underlying reason for the occurrence of past events and derivative expenses. According to Wikipedia, root cause analysis is a method of problem solving that tries to identify the root causes of faults or problems. A root cause is a cause that once removed from the problem fault sequence, prevents the final undesirable event from recurring.

We’ll use a hypothetical case of employee injury to demonstrate the root cause analysis technique.

When investigating the injury, the company that employed the employee, determines that working a double shift was the reason for the employee’s exhaustion and resulting injury. Root cause analysis mandates that the company would then consider the question why the double shift was necessary in the first place. Reverse-checking the causes per step of the occurrence, the analysis could end with the conclusion that use of manuals for training new employees was required – see image for a detailed visualization of the hypothetical case analysis.

Use of the root cause technique not only systematically prevents the recurrence of unwanted events, but in most cases uncovers underlying predicaments, allowing the company to tackle these too in advance. In fact, the benefits of resolving the root cause are typically greater than the value generated by merely mending the supposedly obvious problem, which led to the incident being analyzed.

To finish off using the aforementioned example: if the company whose employee has been injured used root cause analysis, and as a result implemented user manuals in the factory floor, it could gain any number of benefits, including –

1. Less time training new employees; lower cost of recruitment; and possibly greater confidence among new employees to take on additional tasks.

2. Easier ISO approval, and the opportunity to participate in additional tenders.

Ayal Robotics and Engineering Ltd. roots for root cause analysis, and pride itself in offering LaborSave, a principal material handling solution that resolves many key challenges of factories using granules or powder raw material bags.

When comparing manual vs. automatic sack emptying, businesses are increasingly finding that automation is a powerful solution to the challenges posed by labor-intensive manual processes. Manual emptying, which involves workers cutting open and handling raw material bags by hand, not only risks employee injury but also introduces inefficiencies, worker shortage and material waste. Manual processes are very often limited by workforce availability, with performance easily impacted by fatigue and turnover.

In contrast, an automatic sack emptying system like LaborSave eliminates many of these issues. With a capacity of up to 1,300 bags per hour and a 99.99% emptying rate, LaborSave’s automated solution has rapidly gained traction as businesses seek safer and more efficient alternatives. Automating sack emptying reduces raw material loss, minimizes labor costs, and enhances production speed, helping companies to achieve ROI in under six months. This efficiency also reduces risks associated with workforce shortages and helps companies address safety concerns—key factors that have led to a post-COVID increase in automation demand.

An automated system further contributes to operational safety. LaborSave’s systems, for example, are equipped with safety sensors, enclosed designs, and rigorous international certifications such as CE, UL, and TÜV. The system automates the labor-intensive task of opening and emptying sacks, creating a safer workplace while also reducing contamination risks.

Moreover, automated systems like LaborSave are IoT-enabled, allowing plant managers to monitor performance and access valuable data remotely. In a time when efficiency, safety, and data-driven decisions are more crucial than ever, automation in sack emptying proves itself as a smart, forward-thinking investment.

For those seeking to stay competitive, the choice between manual vs. automatic sack emptying is clear: automation delivers unmatched productivity, safety, and cost-saving potential.

See the video below for a thorough comparison.