Machine scope
For positioning the BIB inner bag spout, optional vacuum or gas flushing, metered filling, and valve closure.
Filling / Dosing Equipment
Bag-in-Box Filling and Sealing Machine
For positioning the BIB inner bag spout, optional vacuum or gas flushing, metered filling, and valve closure.
BIB spout positioning and valve closureFilling and cleaning methods selected for the productVacuum or gas replacement can be evaluated
Equipment structure reference
This reference helps explain possible stations and process relationships. Final layout, configuration and capability follow the agreed samples and technical list.
Selection guide
Selection Judgment
Start by checking container, product, size and output.
Production-sample trials
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
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Photos, key dimensions, and packaging material details are enough to start; if details are incomplete, we will review the direction first.
Configuration reference
- BIB spout positioning and valve closure
- Filling and cleaning methods selected for the product
- Vacuum or gas replacement can be evaluated
- Outer-case handling is designed around the production process.
Prepare for selection
- Matching inner bags, spouts, valves or connectors, with actual samples and dimensions
- Actual product, fill quantity, supply method and hygiene/cleaning requirements
- Required cycle, transfer position, site layout and acceptance requirements
Selection guide
Technical parameters
Automation type
Semi-automatic or automatic solution; bag feeding, filling, sealing, and cartoning scope confirmed per project
Applicable container or packaging
BIB inner bag with specified spout or valve and matching carton
Applicable material or product
Juices, alcoholic beverages, concentrates, sauces, edible liquids, or daily chemical liquids, confirmed by hygiene and rheological properties
Packaging materials and consumables
Bag-in-box inner bag, spout, valve cap, and outer carton; all interface dimensions require actual samples
Basic process
Inner bag spout positioning, optional vacuum or gas flushing, metered filling, valve closure, and optional cartoning
Speed and capacity
Confirmed based on samples, cycle time, process time, upstream/downstream speed, and final configuration.
Changeover method
Changes in spout specifications, filling interface, metering method, and cleaning program require change parts and re-validation.
Optional modules
Vacuum, gas flushing, aseptic isolation, CIP cleaning, weight check, and automatic cartoning are project options.
All parameters
Power supply, air supply, and equipment dimensions
Confirmed based on export region, drive structure, site layout, and final configuration.
Upstream/downstream integration
Can connect to product supply, CIP system, bag/carton supply, leak detection, weighing, and case packing conveyor.
Testing and acceptance
Please provide actual samples of the BIB inner bag and spout, product characteristics, fill volume, hygiene level, cleaning requirements, and outer box process.
Send samples and capacity requirements for a clearer solution
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
Select Configuration by Production Method
Confirm the fitment with real inner bags and valves first. Select supply and metering by product, fill quantity and cleaning needs. Discuss vacuum, gas flushing or aseptic requirements separately.
Inner-bag filling and bag making
This machine fills prepared inner bags through their fitments and closes the valve. Film-to-bag conversion, spout welding and outer-case forming are separate processes configured for the project.
Vacuum, gas flushing and aseptic requirements
For vacuum, gas-flushing or aseptic targets, separately confirm product treatment, filling environment, bag/valve interfaces and cleaning conditions before defining the configuration and acceptance methods.
Filling / Dosing Equipment
Selection guide
Frequently Asked Questions
What information is needed before solution confirmation?
Please provide actual samples of the BIB inner bag and spout, product characteristics, fill volume, hygiene level, cleaning requirements, and outer box process.
Are the optional modules on the page part of the standard configuration?
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.
Can a fixed speed or compatibility range be guaranteed directly?
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
Have samples or parameters? You can inquire directly
Send packaging-sample photos, the required process and approximate output for an initial machine review. Drawings and complete parameters can follow after the first discussion.
Matching inner bags, spouts, valves or connectors, with actual samples and dimensionsActual product, fill quantity, supply method and hygiene/cleaning requirementsRequired cycle, transfer position, site layout and acceptance requirements