Packaging Types & the Machines That Make Them
Nine packaging formats — pouches, stick packs, trays, cartons, bags, flowpacks, sachets, tubes and vials — and the machines that fill and seal each one.
Packaging formats
- Pouch — Flexible pre-made or form-fill-seal pouches for a wide range of products from snacks to li
- Stick Pack — Narrow, elongated single-serve packets ideal for powders, granules, and liquids.
- Tray — Rigid or semi-rigid trays for fresh foods, ready meals, and medical products.
- Carton — Folded paperboard cartons for pharmaceuticals, food, and consumer goods.
- Bag — Pillow, gusseted, stabilo, doypack, brick, and carry fresh bags formed on vertical form-fi
- Flowpack — Horizontal flow-wrapped packs — product wrapped in film with a bottom fin seal and crimped
- Sachet — Small flat packets for single-use portions of powders, creams, and liquids.
- Tube — Squeezable tubes for creams, pastes, gels, and semi-viscous products.
- Vial — Single-dose plastic vials and unit-dose packs for supplements, cosmetics, veterinary, and
Complete the line
- Inspection & End-of-Line Systems — X-ray, metal detection, check weighing, case packing, cartoning, and palletizing