Horizontal Flow Pack machines (HFFS) form packages from film fed horizontally, with longitudinal and cross seals. The right model depends on the product, pack format, material and line configuration.
Check product dimensions and stability, required speed, infeed method, film type and integration with other machines. Material compatibility and performance should be confirmed for the selected configuration and, where needed, through tests with product samples.
Food and pet food. For individually wrapped products or small groups, consider pack size, required protection and film type. Applications differ between food and pet food; for loose products or larger weights, a vertical packaging machine may be more suitable.
Cosmetics and pharmaceuticals. Product shape, sensitivity and packaging requirements guide the configuration. For cartons or multipacks, also consider shrink wrapping machines and sleeve wrappers.
Fresh food. Materials, storage conditions and the intended shelf life require a specific assessment. If modified atmosphere is needed, review MAP packaging solutions and confirm the process with product tests.
Technical items. Shape, dimensions and abrasion risk affect film and infeed selection. For kits or grouped packs, compare integration with other equipment in a packaging line.
Thanks to their great versatility, you can package snacks, bars, brioches, cosmetics, medical devices, tablets and small industrial components.
It depends on the model and format: the speed varies on average between 40 and 200 packages per minute.
They use PE or PET films, mono-films, compostable/recyclable materials, paper-based films, heat-sealable or cold-seal films.
Yes, some machines support MAP injection to extend shelf-life.
We offer: training for installation and use, continuous or remote assistance, spare parts and rapid support.
