Packaging of Granular & Solid Products

Packaging granular and solid materials has evolved significantly over the years. Originally, simple, manual packaging was the standard, but as industries have grown and diversified, so has the demand for efficient, high-speed, and automated packaging solutions. Today, advanced machines and versatile packaging systems streamline the process, ensuring precision, speed, and product freshness.

 

 

Modern Packaging Solutions

 

For granular and solid materials like chips, grains, nuts, candy, pet food, and biscuits, various advanced packaging options are available:

 

1.Rotary Preamde Pouch Packing Machines:

Efficient for pre-made pouches, these machines automate the filling and sealing process. Rotary vacuum pouch machines are also available, ideal for extended shelf life by removing air from the pouch.

 

2.Vertical Form Fill Seal (VFFS) Machines:

Common in snack and grain packaging, VFFS machines are compact and versatile, offering fast, accurate packaging for high volumes.

 

3.Horizontal Packing Machines:

Suitable for products requiring careful handling or precise placement, horizontal machines are ideal for packaging in trays or rigid containers.

 

4.Pillow Type Packing Machines:

Known for versatility, pillow type packing machines create pillow-style packages that are cost-effective and provide good product protection.

 

5.Cup/Bottle Filling Sealing Machines:

Convenient for single-serve portions of granular materials, cup/bowl packaging is popular in the pet food, snack, and candy sectors.

 

6.Carton Packing Machines:

These automate the placement of products in cartons, ideal for biscuits, candy, and similar products requiring rigid, protective packaging.

 

 

Supporting Equipment

 

To ensure seamless and precise packaging, specialized equipment complements the main packing machines:

• Multihead Weighers & Auger Fillers: Achieve accurate weight measurements for each package.

• Elevators & Auger Conveyors: Transport products efficiently, preventing damage and optimizing the flow to the packing machine.

 

 

Additional Packaging Options

 

Modern packaging solutions now include advanced options like nitrogen filling, vacuum sealing, and deoxidizer insertion. These options help ensure extended freshness and protection, vital for delicate products such as chips and nuts.

 

 

Conclusion

 

With a wide range of packaging machines and supplementary devices, today’s granular and solid material packaging is efficient, precise, and customizable. Whether for chips, grains, or candy, we provide advanced solutions designed to meet your production needs while maintaining product quality and appeal. Contact us today to explore how our modern packaging solutions can support your brand.

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Frequently Asked Questions
What is a control valve?

Control valves are designed for reliable continuous throttling of a medium with a minimum of dead band and hysteresis. All valves suitable for throttling a mass flow have one thing in common: they can be considered as a variable restriction, something like a variable resistor in an electrical circuit.

 

A control valve can be thought of as a device consisting of a body with an interface to the adjacent piping system and an externally powered actuator. Typically, a control valve receives a continuously varying (non-binary) signal (typically 4-20mA) from an automatic control system. The signal can be either electrical or pneumatic.

What is a control valve?

Control valves are designed for reliable continuous throttling of a medium with a minimum of dead band and hysteresis. All valves suitable for throttling a mass flow have one thing in common: they can be considered as a variable restriction, something like a variable resistor in an electrical circuit.

 

A control valve can be thought of as a device consisting of a body with an interface to the adjacent piping system and an externally powered actuator. Typically, a control valve receives a continuously varying (non-binary) signal (typically 4-20mA) from an automatic control system. The signal can be either electrical or pneumatic.

What is a control valve?

Control valves are designed for reliable continuous throttling of a medium with a minimum of dead band and hysteresis. All valves suitable for throttling a mass flow have one thing in common: they can be considered as a variable restriction, something like a variable resistor in an electrical circuit.

 

A control valve can be thought of as a device consisting of a body with an interface to the adjacent piping system and an externally powered actuator. Typically, a control valve receives a continuously varying (non-binary) signal (typically 4-20mA) from an automatic control system. The signal can be either electrical or pneumatic.

What is a control valve?

Control valves are designed for reliable continuous throttling of a medium with a minimum of dead band and hysteresis. All valves suitable for throttling a mass flow have one thing in common: they can be considered as a variable restriction, something like a variable resistor in an electrical circuit.

 

A control valve can be thought of as a device consisting of a body with an interface to the adjacent piping system and an externally powered actuator. Typically, a control valve receives a continuously varying (non-binary) signal (typically 4-20mA) from an automatic control system. The signal can be either electrical or pneumatic.

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