Liquid packing

Liquid multi-lane packing machines with pump and sealing review.

Plan liquid stick or sachet packaging by viscosity, foaming, dripping, residue, pump type and seal-area behavior.

Liquids are not one category

Thin liquids, gels, sauces and viscous products behave differently in filling, dripping, stringing and sealing.

Pump selection matters

Pump route should be selected by viscosity, particulates, fill range, residue and cleaning requirements.

Sample-led confidence

Sample testing helps confirm fill stability, seal cleanliness and realistic output for liquid projects.

Project review table

ItemAIX PACK review direction
Reference lane routes4 / 6 / 8 / 10 / 12 lane liquid routes are source-backed for selected stick pack applications.
Reference outputUp to 180 packs/min can be reviewed for selected source-backed liquid routes.
Filling methodPump filling route with project-specific pump selection.
Review pointsViscosity, foam, dripping, particulates, residue, temperature and pack format.
Material behaviorShare flowability, viscosity, dust, residue, particle size, temperature and cleaning expectations.
Dose and pack targetConfirm fill range, pack width, seal style, film route and appearance expectation.
Line boundarySeparate machine-only scope from dosing, feeding, coding, inspection, counting and transfer.
Sample routeUse sample testing when product behavior can change output, filling accuracy or seal cleanliness.

Buyer questions

Can paste-like liquids run?

Paste-like products can be reviewed when viscosity, particulates, fill temperature, residue and seal behavior are clear.

Which pump should we choose?

Pump choice depends on viscosity, fill volume, accuracy target, cleaning expectation and product sensitivity.