Sachet Packing Machines
Pack liquids, pastes, powders and granules in sachets. Compare dosing methods, seal styles and lane configurations for your product and target output.
Choose the sachet around your product
Start with the material and finished pack. Filling range, film compatibility and available bag formats vary by model.
Liquid & paste portions
Share the product’s viscosity, temperature and any particles. Match the filling system to the material, then confirm portion volume, seal quality and cleaning needs.
Powder, granule & tea sachets
Describe flowability, particle size and dust behavior. The dosing method and packaging material should be checked against your product and weight tolerance.
Single-lane, multi-lane & special formats
Confirm the required sachet shape, seal style and opening method before comparing output. Stick packs and snap-open portions require model-specific format checks.
Prepare these details for equipment selection
Product sample or specification · Fill weight or volume · Finished bag dimensions and seal style · Film specification · Target bags per minute
Frequently asked questions
Can one machine pack liquids and powders?
Do not assume the same filling system suits both. Select the dosing method for the material and confirm any changeover parts with the equipment team.
Are premade pouch machines included?
This range focuses on sachet and roll-film packing formats. For machines that open, fill and seal ready-made bags, use the premade pouch category linked above.
Should I choose a single-lane or multi-lane machine?
Compare the required output, portion size, film format and available space. A higher lane count alone does not establish the output for your product.
What should I send for a recommendation?
Send product details, a bag sample or drawing, fill quantity, film specifications and target output. Material testing may be needed before the configuration is confirmed.
Find a sachet packing setup
Share your product and pack requirements so the filling method, bag format and line connections can be reviewed.
Discuss your requirements