OMAG CO Horizontal Pouch Packaging

Overview

Also known as bag and sachet makers, these high-performance machines are designed to make, fill, and seal a various selection of pouches in one automatic process. The OMAG CO uses intermittent motion to package solid, powdery, granular, liquid, and pasty products in heat-sealed bags on 3 sides or on 4 sides, including in doy-packs and stand-up versions. These machines can also be built to include multiple dosing stations to increase production or customization with options to apply spouts and tear notches to the bags or sachets.

Benefits

This machine specializes in filling a variety of different products and bag formats on 1 or 2 packaging lanes. Applications include cap and zip, re-closable zip, with or without gusset for stand-up pouches, “V” tear-notch, variable data coding, and inert CO2 gas injection for product preservation.

Features

  • Up to 60 strokes/min on 1 or 2 lanes.
  • Minimum sachet sizes of 60mm (W) x 60mm (L) to 150mm (W) x 180mm (L).
  • The OMAG CO Series horizontal sachet machine and packaging system is fully suited for the automatic packing of granules, seeds and/or small-sized solid objects, powders, and liquids into pouches.
  • Three side seal or four side seal on pouches, doy packs, and sachets.
  • The CO Series is available in both single and dual lane models with options for collation of the pouches, cartoning, and case packing.
  • Handling operations are guaranteed by brushless servomotors and mechanical cams.
  • Easy integration with form-fill-seal machines to produce “sachets in bags.”
  • Infeed and outfeed conveying equipment makes this packaging machine a top choice for complete pouch packaging solutions.
  • The machine is managed completely electronically.
  • A large 8-inch touch screen operator interface.
  • Our pouch sealing machine features an innovative and essential design.
  • Adheres to GMP and FDA standards.
  • These machines can be built to include multiple dosing stations to increase production or customizable with options to apply spouts and tear notches to the bags or sachets.
  • Using laminated roll stock film to create a large variety of pouch styles, the CO Series machines eliminate the need for pre-made bags and reduce material costs dramatically.

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