Check applicable objects first
Premade flat pouches, stand-up pouches, or similar bag types; zipper, spout, and special shapes require trial per specific series
Single-lane and 3-station premade pouches
Single-Lane and Three-Station Premade Pouch Filling and Sealing Series
Trial pouch pickup, opening, filling and contaminated-mouth sealing with the actual bag and product before choosing single-lane or three-station handling and dosing.
Actual equipment materialsMerged series pageParameters confirmed per project
Factory equipment photos
Actual equipment photos from the factory. Confirm the final configuration with the containers, product, sample trials and agreed equipment scope.
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First distinguish stations and automation, then match bag type and dosing
Please provide empty bags, filled bags, product, target quantity, process steps, automation requirements, target cycle time, and site space.
Packaging materials and process must match
Heat-sealable premade bags; bag width, length, opening, gripping, heat-seal layer, and special structures confirmed by bag sample; bag supply or manual bag feeding, opening, optional dosing filling, bag mouth finishing, heat sealing, and discharge
Optional modules are not standard
Optional liquid pump, auger, weighing, automatic bag feeding, opening inspection, coding, rejection, and finished product conveying.
Parameters confirmed per project
Please provide empty bags, filled bags, product, target quantity, process steps, automation requirements, target cycle time, and site space.
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Recommended information to provide before quotation
The more complete the samples, packaging materials, and site information, the easier to determine equipment route, changeover scope, and line integration boundaries.
Configuration reference
- Trial pouch pickup, opening, filling and contaminated-mouth sealing with the actual bag and product before choosing single-lane or three-station handling and dosing.
- Bag type, opening, dosing, and sealing verified with actual bag samples and product
- Dosing, automatic bag feeding, inspection, coding, and conveying are optional modules
- Number of stations, cycle time, changeover, and utilities confirmed per final solution
Prepare for selection
- Empty bags and filled bags, bag dimensions and special structures
- Product samples, target quantity, dosing, dust or drip-proof requirements
- Process steps: bag feeding, opening, filling, sealing, and inspection
- Target cycle time, labor arrangement, changeover list, and site space
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Key Parameters
Capacity and cycle time
Confirmed based on number of stations, bag feeding and opening time, dosing time, bag mouth finishing, sealing hold time, and manual coordination. Actual capacity is confirmed by project trials.
Automation scope
Choose single-lane compact route or 3-station automatic route; dosing, feeding, inspection, and conveying selected per project
Applicable containers or packaging
Premade flat pouches, stand-up pouches, or similar bag types; zipper, spout, and special shapes require trial per specific series
Applicable products
Liquids, pastes, powders, granules, or regular small items; dosing and feeding method confirmed by product
Packaging materials and consumables
Heat-sealable premade bags; bag width, length, opening, gripping, heat-seal layer, and special structures confirmed by bag sample
Basic process
Bag supply or manual bag feeding, opening, optional dosing filling, bag mouth finishing, heat sealing, and discharge
Tooling and changeover
Adjust bag magazine, grippers, opening parts, discharge chute, and sealing position according to bag width, length, opening, and filling method
Power, air supply, and layout
Confirm equipment dimensions, power, air supply, maintenance space, and upstream/downstream interfaces based on bag feeding stations, dosing interfaces, sealing area, maintenance space, and optional feeding/inspection
Steps from sample confirmation to delivery
Confirm bag feeding, opening, filling, sealing, and special bag structures.
Choose single-lane or 3-station based on cycle time, labor, footprint, and exception handling.
Determine dosing, feeding, drip-proof, dust-proof, inspection, and coding per product.
Check actions, sealing, cycle time, and changeover using agreed bag samples and product.
Common configuration routes
Compare single-lane, 3-station, and rotary multi-station bag feeding solutions
A single lane favours compact sequential action; three stations separate loading, filling and sealing. Rollstock form-fill-seal is a different machine route.
Single-lane compact route
Compact structure, can be assisted by manual bag feeding or configured with basic automatic actions per project.
3-station automatic route
Organizes actions such as bag feeding, filling, and sealing into separate stations, with clearer automation boundaries.
Rotary multi-station route
Suitable for automatic bag-feeding projects with more process steps; different structure and footprint.
Single-lane and 3-station premade pouches
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Frequently Asked Questions
What are the main differences between single-lane and 3-station?
The main differences are in action distribution, automation, footprint, and cycle time. Selection depends on bag type, product, labor, and process, not just machine size.
How do I choose a single-channel or three-station layout?
Compact structure, can be assisted by manual bag feeding or configured with basic automatic actions per project. Organizes actions such as bag feeding, filling, and sealing into separate stations, with clearer automation boundaries. Trial pouch pickup, opening, filling and contaminated-mouth sealing with the actual bag and product before choosing single-lane or three-station handling and dosing.
Send samples and requirements
First confirm samples, packaging materials, and process, then determine final configuration
Send empty and finished pouches, dimensions and thickness, spout or zipper, laminate, product, dose, mouth contamination, venting or evacuation, seal criteria, cycle and layout.
Empty bags and filled bags, bag dimensions and special structuresProduct samples, target quantity, dosing, dust or drip-proof requirementsProcess steps: bag feeding, opening, filling, sealing, and inspectionTarget cycle time, labor arrangement, changeover list, and site space