Production Stability
The right configuration should support repeatable performance across changing shifts, product batches, and normal operating fluctuations.
Output
8-10 pouches/min/nozzle at 2-2.5 L
Filling
4 servo pump fillers
Pouch Format
Preformed centre-spout doypack
Controls
PLC with touchscreen HMI
| Feature | Specification |
|---|---|
| Machine type | Automatic rotary indexing type |
| Application | 2 litre preformed doypack / centre-spout pouch |
| Filling system | 4 filling nozzles with 4 servo pump fillers |
| Filling technology | Servo-operated piston filling |
| Output | 8-10 pouches/min/nozzle for 2-2.5 litre fills |
| Bag compatibility | Maximum width 230 mm; maximum length 300 mm |
| Product tank | 500 litres |
| Product contact parts | SS 304 / SS 316 as required |
| Power supply | 415 V AC, 3 phase, 50 Hz; approximately 8 kW connected load |
| Compressed air | 6 bar clean, dry air; approximately 0.8-1 m³/min |
| Operation | Automatic with PLC and touchscreen HMI |
| Safety | Emergency stop, guarding and sensor-based interlocks |
When evaluating a packaging machine, manufacturers need to consider operating consistency, product handling behavior, floor conditions, maintenance access, and the ease of integrating the machine with existing line controls. A dependable machine creates value by reducing variability and helping teams sustain output over time.
The right configuration should support repeatable performance across changing shifts, product batches, and normal operating fluctuations.
Documentation, backups, wear-part planning, and maintenance accessibility all contribute to faster response and lower operational disruption.
A well-chosen machine should leave room for throughput improvement, pack-format evolution, and broader line integration as the factory grows.
EOL Packworld approaches machine delivery with the expectation that every installation should remain practical, serviceable, and production-ready long after commissioning is complete.