Horizontal form-fill-seal packaging machinery can manage the filling and sealing of a film pouch or package through one machine. Then, the filling is done from an opening at the top of the packaging.
Our horizontal form-fill-seal packaging machinery covers various applications and can be customised according to your production needs. All individual unwinder, pouch former and dosing-sealing modules that comprise these horizontal form-fill-seal packaging machinery are available in different versions based on your production requirements.
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These machines use a roll of film to create a pouch, fill it with a product, and seal it for secure packaging. HFFS machines are designed to handle a wide range of products, including powders, liquids, granules, and pastes, ensuring efficient and hygienic packaging across industries. Their robust design and precision ensure consistent performance even in demanding production environments.
Different types of HFFS Machines:
Compared to vertical form-fill-seal machines, horizontal machines offer greater versatility in packaging styles and configurations, enabling businesses to innovate and meet specific market demands. This adaptability makes them a preferred choice for industries prioritising functionality, aesthetics, and diverse product lines.
HFFS machines are used in many industries. Here are some examples:
Horizontal form-fill-seal machines can handle a variety of products, making them suitable for many industries.
Horizontal form-fill-seal packaging machinery produces a pouch by using the onboard forming system from a packaging material roll. Next, the provided substrate travels through the machine horizontally, where the filling is applied from the top before the open end of the package is hermetically sealed to avoid leakage. Additionally, pre-made pouches can also be used on this horizontal form-fill-seal packaging machinery.
A HFFS (Horizontal Form-Fill-Seal) machine is a packaging system that automatically forms pouches, fills them with product, and seals them. It uses a roll of film to create the pouch and can handle powders, liquids, granules, and pastes.
The pouches can be formed into a wide variety of shapes and sizes that best suit your product. From shaped bags, bottom gusset, zipper bags, doypacks, spout bags, quad seal bags, or flat bottom bags.
HFFS machines are widely used in industries like FMCG (Fast-Moving Consumer Goods), pharmaceuticals, cosmetics, and agrochemicals. They are ideal for packaging a variety of products, including powders, liquids, and granular substances.
They are highly adaptable and can be customised to accommodate various product sizes and shapes, ensuring a perfect fit for your specific packaging needs.
The benefit of horizontal ffs machines is the versatility in the types of packaging that can be formed, allowing for customised pouches to make your product stand out from the rest.
The machine forms a pouch from a roll of film, fills the pouch with the desired product, and then seals it. The process is automated for high efficiency, ensuring secure, leak-proof packaging.
HFFS machines form pouches horizontally, while VFFS (Vertical Form-Fill-Seal) machines form pouches vertically. Both types can handle similar products, but the orientation of the pouch and the packaging process differ.
Yes, HFFS machines can package different types of liquids, pastes, and viscous products. Including beverages, creams, gels, juices, and many more. They can be equipped with filling systems suited for liquid products to ensure accurate dosing.
Yes, HFFS machines are designed for easy maintenance. They typically have stainless steel surfaces, which are simple to clean, and accessible components for routine checks and part replacements.
Yes, products can then be transferred to other machines, such as cartoning machines, for further packaging, like placing spice or cereal bags into boxes, or to baling machines for bulk packaging.
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