Packing Machine

Pre-made pouch bagging machines
These machines take the ready-to-go pouches, open them up, fill them, and seal them — using either a zipper or non-zipper system. Ideal for food products, pet foods, pharmaceuticals, and other consumer goods, they guarantee an airtight seal.

Horizontal form, fill, and seal (HFFS)
HFFS machines create, fill, and seal packages from a single roll of packaging material. They are ideal for products requiring horizontal packagings, like bars, candies, and baked goods.

Vertical form, fill, and seal (VFFS)
VFFS machines function similarly to HFFS machines but create packages vertically, making them perfect for packaging products like chips, nuts, powders, and granules.

Flow wrapping
Few packaging solutions are as fast and efficient as flow-wrapping. These machines wrap a continuous plastic film around a product, often using heat sealing to lock in the air, creating a pillow-like final package.

Shrink wrapping
It involves wrapping a product(s) in a heat-sensitive plastic film that shrinks when heated. The result is a tamper-evident protective seal that protects an item or bundles multiple products together.

Tray sealers
Meat, fish, and ready meals require packaging that showcases the product and prevents outside contamination. Enter tray sealers — the product is placed in a plastic or polystyrene tray and sealed with a lid or film.

Palletizers
They are automated packaging machines that stack products onto pallets for easy transportation and storage. They are used across various industries to improve warehouse efficiency and reduce labor costs.

Cartoners
These machines are commonly used for liquid or semi-solid food products. These form, fill, and seal machines work effectively and efficiently, producing a sturdy, stackable result ready for the shop shelf. They even range widely in size and style, suitable for everything from food products to consumer goods.

Stick pack packaging machines
This packaging machinery produces slender, tube-like packages ideal for single-serve products such as coffee, sugar, or pharmaceutical powders. These are commonly found in hotels, restaurants, and other public locations.

Thermoformer
Unlike any other packaging method — thermoformers take a plastic sheet and, using a mold, mass-produce a custom-shaped container. Food, medical devices, and consumer products can all be stored inside. Indeed, due to the bespoke nature of the mold, thermoforming is highly adaptable to unusual product shapes and sizes.