| 1 |
Vertical Form-Fill-Seal Machine |
A continuous film roll is formed into a tube, filled with product, and sealed vertically and horizontally. |
PE, laminated PE, OPP, CPP, PET laminates |
20–120 bags/min |
Pillow bags, gusseted bags, three-side-seal bags |
Heat sealing |
Snacks, grains, powders, frozen foods, pet food |
| 2 |
Horizontal Flow-Wrapping Machine |
Products are conveyed horizontally, wrapped in a film web, and sealed with longitudinal and end-seal units. |
BOPP, CPP, PE, PET/PE laminates |
30–300 packs/min |
Pillow packs and fin-seal packs |
Heat sealing |
Bakery products, confectionery, soap bars, medical items |
| 3 |
Premade Pouch Packing Machine |
Empty pouches are picked, opened, filled, and sealed in sequential stations. |
PE, PET/PE, PA/PE, PET/AL/PE laminates |
20–80 pouches/min |
Stand-up pouches, flat pouches, zipper pouches |
Heat sealing; optional ultrasonic sealing |
Sauces, liquids, snacks, detergents, pet treats |
| 4 |
Thermoforming Packaging Machine |
A heated plastic sheet is shaped over a mold by vacuum, pressure, or both; the formed cavity is then filled and sealed. |
PVC, PET, PP, PS, multilayer barrier films |
4–20 cycles/min |
Blister packs, skin packs, vacuum packs, trays |
Heat sealing to a lidding film |
Fresh meat, cheese, seafood, medical devices, consumer goods |
| 5 |
Blister Packing Machine |
A thermoformed plastic cavity holds the product and is closed with a coated paperboard, foil, or plastic lidding material. |
PVC, PET, PP, recyclable mono-material films |
20–200 blisters/min |
Unit-dose blisters and carded blister packs |
Heat sealing or cold-form sealing |
Pharmaceutical tablets, hardware, batteries, small consumer products |
| 6 |
Vacuum Packing Machine |
Air is removed from a pouch or chamber before the package is sealed to reduce oxygen exposure and package volume. |
PA/PE, PE/EVOH/PE, multilayer barrier films |
2–20 cycles/min |
Flat vacuum bags, chamber pouches, thermoformed packs |
Impulse or constant-heat sealing |
Meat, cheese, coffee, electronic components, industrial parts |
| 7 |
Modified Atmosphere Packaging Machine |
The package is flushed with a controlled gas mixture, such as nitrogen or carbon dioxide, before sealing. |
High-barrier PET/PE, PA/PE, PP, EVOH-based films |
5–30 cycles/min |
Sealed trays, lidded containers, gas-flushed pouches |
Heat sealing after gas flushing |
Fresh meat, poultry, produce, ready meals, bakery products |
| 8 |
Plastic Bottle Blow-Filling-Capping Line |
Preforms are heated and blow-molded into bottles, which are then rinsed or sterilized, filled, and capped. |
PET, HDPE, PP |
1,000–60,000 bottles/hour |
PET bottles, HDPE bottles, small plastic containers |
Screw capping, snap capping, or induction sealing |
Water, beverages, edible oils, personal care products, chemicals |
| 9 |
Cup Filling and Sealing Machine |
Preformed plastic cups are indexed through filling, optional gas flushing, lidding, and discharge stations. |
PP, PS, PET, PE-coated cup materials |
20–120 cups/min |
Single cups, multi-cup strips, sealed portion containers |
Heat sealing with plastic or aluminum lidding film |
Yogurt, dairy products, sauces, desserts, pharmaceuticals |
| 10 |
Induction Sealing Machine |
A non-contact electromagnetic field heats an aluminum foil liner inside a cap, bonding it to the container opening. |
HDPE, PET, PP, PVC containers with compatible liners |
30–300 containers/min |
Bottles, jars, wide-mouth containers |
Electromagnetic induction sealing |
Pharmaceuticals, food, cosmetics, agrochemicals, household chemicals |