Automation type
Semi-automatic or automatic solution; bag feeding, filling, sealing, and cartoning scope confirmed per project
Filling / Dosing Equipment
For bag-in-box filling and sealing of juices, concentrates, sauces, alcoholic beverages, and other liquids. The bag spout structure, filling method, cleaning method, and box integration must be confirmed based on the product process. If aseptic or higher hygiene levels are required, they must be separately confirmed as options; vacuum and cartoning are not default configurations.

Selection guide
Start by checking container, product, size and output.
Semi-automatic or automatic solution; bag feeding, filling, sealing, and cartoning scope confirmed per project
BIB inner bag with specified spout or valve and matching carton
Juices, alcoholic beverages, concentrates, sauces, edible liquids, or daily chemical liquids, confirmed by hygiene and rheological properties
Bag-in-box inner bag, spout, valve cap, and outer carton; all interface dimensions require actual samples
Selection guide
Photos, key dimensions, and packaging material details are enough to start; if details are incomplete, we will review the direction first.
Selection guide
Start by checking container, product, size and output.
Semi-automatic or automatic solution; bag feeding, filling, sealing, and cartoning scope confirmed per project
BIB inner bag with specified spout or valve and matching carton
Juices, alcoholic beverages, concentrates, sauces, edible liquids, or daily chemical liquids, confirmed by hygiene and rheological properties
Bag-in-box inner bag, spout, valve cap, and outer carton; all interface dimensions require actual samples
Inner bag spout positioning, optional vacuum or gas flushing, metered filling, valve closure, and optional cartoning
Confirmed based on samples, cycle time, process time, upstream/downstream speed, and final configuration.
Changes in spout specifications, filling interface, metering method, and cleaning program require change parts and re-validation.
Vacuum, gas flushing, aseptic isolation, CIP cleaning, weight check, and automatic cartoning are project options.
Configuration Selection
Photos, key dimensions, and packaging material details are enough to start; if details are incomplete, we will review the direction first.
Photos, drawings, or samples help confirm diameter, height, stacking, and sealing contact surface.
Material, thickness, easy-tear or leak-proof requirements affect sealing temperature, pressure, and tooling.
Hourly capacity, manual or automatic feeding, conveying, and downstream packaging determine final configuration.
Configuration Selection
Do not select from the machine name alone. Compare inner-bag fitment, liquid properties, supply and dosing, filling environment and closure interface and confirm the boundary with actual samples.
Filling / Dosing Equipment
Do not select from the machine name alone. Compare inner-bag fitment, liquid properties, supply and dosing, filling environment and closure interface and confirm the boundary with actual samples.
Selection guide
Start by checking container, product, size and output.
Please provide actual samples of the BIB inner bag and spout, product characteristics, fill volume, hygiene level, cleaning requirements, and outer box process.
No. Vacuum, gas flushing, aseptic isolation, CIP cleaning, weight check, and automatic cartoning are project options. All must be separately confirmed based on project scope.
Cannot be guaranteed without actual samples and line conditions. Speed, compatibility range, tooling quantity, and acceptance criteria are based on sample testing and final technical proposal.
Provide sample details
Send actual product or pack samples, critical dimensions, inner-bag fitment, liquid properties, supply and dosing, filling environment and closure interface, target cycle, layout and acceptance criteria. Photos, videos or drawings can be reviewed first.