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A filling machine automates the process of dispensing a precise amount of product into containers such as bottles, jars, or bags. These machines are commonly used in industries such as food, pharmaceuticals, and cosmetics. They can handle different forms of products like liquids, powders, pastes, or granules, ensuring high-speed production with accurate fill levels.
This machine is designed to fill and seal stand-up pouches, also known as Doypacks. Doypacks are popular for packaging liquids, sauces, snacks, pet food, and other items that require flexible but durable packaging. The machine forms the pouch, fills it with the product, and seals it, ensuring a long shelf life and attractive presentation on store shelves.
These machines are ideal for single-portion packaging in stick or sachet formats. They are commonly used for packaging products like sugar, coffee, drink mixes, pharmaceutical powders, or gel-based items. The machine forms the sachets or stick packs from a roll of film, fills them, and seals them, creating a convenient and cost-effective packaging solution.
VFFS machines are designed to form bags from a roll of film, fill them with the product, and then seal the bags, all in a continuous vertical operation. This equipment is used for packaging a variety of products, including snacks, candies, powders, nuts, and even liquid products. They are known for their efficiency and ability to package high volumes quickly.
Specially designed for packaging granular products like sugar, rice, cereals, and fertilizers, granular packing machines automate the process of weighing and filling granules into various containers, from small bags to large sacks. They ensure precise filling, reduce wastage, and offer high production speeds.
Liquid packaging machines are specially designed to accurately fill various liquid products such as beverages, oils, dairy products, sauces, detergents, etc. into different types of packaging containers such as bottles, bags or soft packaging. Ensure that the amount of liquid in each container is consistent. Liquid packaging machines are designed to handle various liquid viscosities, whether it is water-like liquids or thicker sauces.
Designed to handle fine particles, powder packing machines fill and seal powders such as flour, spices, milk powder, and pharmaceuticals. They are equipped with dosing systems to ensure accurate weight and volume, and are capable of filling a variety of packaging formats, from small sachets to large containers.
Flow pack machines, also known as horizontal form-fill-seal machines, are used to wrap products in a protective film, sealing it from air and contaminants. Commonly used in the food industry (for items like candy bars, biscuits, and baked goods), these machines wrap individual products in a continuous roll of film, sealing both ends of the pack to preserve freshness and extend shelf life.
This machine is designed to fill products such as creams, gels, and ointments into tubes, often used in the cosmetics, pharmaceutical, and food industries. After the tube is filled with the product, the machine seals the open end, crimping it to create a leak-proof and secure package. These machines handle different tube sizes and materials, including plastic, metal, and laminated tubes.
Pharmaceutical packaging machines are specialized equipment used to package medicines, such as tablets, capsules, liquids, or powders. These machines ensure product safety and compliance with strict hygiene and regulatory standards. They can handle various packaging formats, including blister packs, bottles, vials, and sachets, often including labeling, serialization, and tamper-evident features.
Coffee packaging machines are used to package ground coffee or coffee beans into bags, pouches, or pods. These machines often include features such as degassing valves to preserve the coffee’s freshness and aroma. The packaging is typically vacuum-sealed or nitrogen-flushed to prevent oxidation and extend shelf life. They can also produce single-serve coffee pods for convenience.
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