Carriers and molds made according to samples
Actual cup/box or tray samples, rim dimensions, depth, arrangement, and allowable deformation range are required.
Cups / Bowls / Boxes / Trays Sealing Equipment
Chain Conveyor Cup and Tray Filling Sealing Line
For continuous positioning, optional dosing and filling, lidding, sealing and downstream connection of preformed cups, boxes and trays. Validate rim geometry and strength, product flow and particles, filling drip, seal contamination, heat-seal layer, cleaning, station time and plant interfaces with real samples. The video demonstrates structure and motion, not a fixed output claim.
Real equipment footageSeries configuration displayActual operation video
Watch real sealing video
Aluminum Foil Tray Continuous Film Pickup and Sealing Operation Video
Live footage of manual placement of aluminum foil trays, chain plate positioning conveying, automatic film picking, film pressing and sealing, and product discharge; the video demonstrates the sealing process; filling is not part of the default configuration.
First check samples, then determine structure
This is not a fixed-configuration universal machine
Chain pitch, carrier opening, sealing mold, film path, and whether to add cup denesting, filling, coding, and downstream conveying all need to be confirmed around actual samples and production process.
Filling is not a default standard module
Only after confirming material state, fill volume, accuracy, contact material, and cleaning method is the corresponding filling system configured.
Capacity and energy consumption confirmed per project
Cycle time depends on number of lanes, manual or automatic feeding, filling time, sealing method, and upstream/downstream integration; no unsupported fixed values are published.
First check samples, then determine structure
Recommended information before quotation
The more complete the information, the easier it is to determine sealing feasibility, module boundaries, and overall line length.
This is not a fixed-configuration universal machine
- Chain conveyor carriers and sealing molds customized according to actual cup/box or tray samples
- Film pick-up/roll film, sealing, film cutting, and discharge methods can be confirmed separately
- Cup denesting, filling, coding, and downstream conveying are optional modules configured per project
- Speed, power, air pressure, and overall line length are confirmed based on samples and configuration
Recommended information before quotation
- Actual cup, box, or tray samples and dimensional drawings
- Roll film or pre-cut film samples and heat seal layer information
- If filling is required: material, temperature, viscosity, particles, and single fill volume
- Target capacity, workshop layout, power and air supply, and upstream/downstream interfaces
First check samples, then determine structure
Technical parameters
Chain pitch, carrier opening, sealing mold, film path, and whether to add cup denesting, filling, coding, and downstream conveying all need to be confirmed around actual samples and production process.
Capacity and cycle time
Confirmed based on number of lanes, feeding method, filling time, sealing process, and upstream/downstream cycle times
Automation scope
Can be expanded from manual tray placement and continuous sealing to cup denesting, filling, coding, and downstream line integration
Applicable containers
Cups, boxes, meal boxes, aluminum foil boxes, and preformed trays; irregular containers require sample evaluation
Container dimensions
Confirmed based on actual container, rim shape, depth, arrangement, and allowable deformation range
Optional filling materials
Liquids, pastes, or materials with small particles require separate confirmation of fluidity, temperature, accuracy, and cleaning method
Sealing materials
Roll film or pre-cut film; the heat seal layer must match the container rim material and be verified through trial sealing
Basic process
Tray/cup placement or denesting, chain conveyor positioning transport, optional filling, film pick-up/feeding, heat sealing, film cutting, and discharge
Carriers and molds
Made according to container rim, number of cavities, arrangement, and sealing appearance; changing specifications requires evaluation of replacement scope
Common solution boundaries
Confirmation steps from sample to delivery
The more complete the information, the easier it is to determine sealing feasibility, module boundaries, and overall line length.
Confirm dimensions, rim, material, film layer, and target sealing appearance.
Use actual samples to verify heat seal window, peel effect, leak risk, and carrier positioning.
Confirm whether cup denesting, filling, film pick-up, film cutting, coding, and downstream line integration are required.
Check continuous operation and changeover according to agreed samples, process, and acceptance criteria.
Common solution boundaries
First decide whether you need a sealing stand-alone machine or a filling and sealing complete line
Standalone sealers, rotary filling-sealing machines and chain conveyor lines differ in changeover, cleaning, station expansion and line interfaces, not machine length or a video cycle alone.
Continuous sealing configurationWith manual or existing equipment feeding, the chain conveyor handles positioning transport, film pick-up/placement, heat sealing, and discharge.
Filling and sealing configurationAdding cup denesting/placement and metering filling modules requires confirmation of material contact, cleaning, drip prevention, and filling accuracy.
Full line integration configurationCan evaluate integration with feeding, checkweighing, coding, labeling, or case packing, but interfaces and cycle times must be jointly verified.
Cups / Bowls / Boxes / Trays Sealing Equipment
Standalone sealers, rotary filling-sealing machines and chain conveyor lines differ in changeover, cleaning, station expansion and line interfaces, not machine length or a video cycle alone.
First check samples, then determine structure
Frequently Asked Questions
Chain pitch, carrier opening, sealing mold, film path, and whether to add cup denesting, filling, coding, and downstream conveying all need to be confirmed around actual samples and production process.
Can the same line accommodate multiple cup/box or tray types?
It can be evaluated, but requires comparison of different containers' rims, shapes, depths, arrangements, and film widths. Usually involves replacing chain conveyor carriers, sealing molds, or film guides; cannot be judged by name alone.
Are automatic cup denesting and filling standard configurations?
No. The page video demonstrates tray positioning, automatic film pick-up, and sealing process. Cup denesting, filling, coding, and downstream equipment need to be confirmed separately based on samples, materials, cleaning, and capacity requirements.
Send sample information
Send samples and process requirements first, then determine final configuration
Send cup or tray samples, lidding samples, product and particle size, fill amount, rim photos, seal acceptance, cleaning needs, target cycle, coding or cartoning needs and plant layout.
Actual cup, box, or tray samples and dimensional drawingsRoll film or pre-cut film samples and heat seal layer informationIf filling is required: material, temperature, viscosity, particles, and single fill volumeTarget capacity, workshop layout, power and air supply, and upstream/downstream interfaces