
Z-type bucket elevator
Lifts granular products to the weighing system.
Three practical questions guide the engineering: What are you packing? What package do you want? How much do you need to produce?
A packaging line moves your product, measures each portion and seals it into a pack. The right equipment makes these three stages work together.

Move the product to the dosing system.
Measure the amount for each pack.
Fill and seal the finished package.
Explore familiar product examples. The product you pack guides the choice of feeding and dosing equipment for your complete line.





























Tell us about your product, bag and production target. Our engineers will recommend the complete configuration.
Get a packaging proposalGranules, powders and liquids behave differently. Here are the systems our engineers use to build a complete line around your product.
The feeding system transfers your product to the weighing or dosing equipment.

Lifts granular products to the weighing system.

Carries larger pieces upward on a continuous belt.

Transfers products placed by hand into individual bowls.

Feeds powder into the dosing hopper.
The dosing system prepares the amount that goes into each package.

Selects the combination of weighed portions closest to the target pack weight for granular and piece products.

Feeds and weighs the product in weighing hoppers to prepare each portion.

Controls screw rotation to dispense a measured amount of powder into each pack.

Pumps a measured quantity of liquid, sauce or paste.
These feeding and dosing systems are supplied as part of a complete packaging line, configured to your requirements. They are not sold separately.
Your choice of premade pouches or roll film determines the type of packaging machine. Here is how each process produces a filled, sealed bag.

Uses empty premade pouches. The machine picks up each pouch, opens it, fills it and seals it.
Pick up pouch → Open → Fill → Seal
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Uses roll film to form, fill and seal bags in one packaging process.
Unwind film → Form bag → Fill → Seal
Explore this packaging systemSend us a bag photo or sample. Our engineers will recommend the packaging process and equipment configuration for your project.















Tell us your required bags per minute or output per hour, along with the weight per bag and bag dimensions. Our engineers will use these requirements to recommend the machine model and complete line configuration.
You do not need to know which machine to choose. Tell us what you want to pack and how to reach you. We will help with the next steps.