Dosing systems

Dosing systems for multi-lane stick pack and sachet projects.

Choose the dosing route by product behavior, fill range, lane count, accuracy target, cleaning expectation and sample testing.

Dosing is the center of machine selection

For multi-lane equipment, the filling system often decides whether the project is stable, clean, accurate and scalable.

Match the route to the material

Powder flowability, granule particle size, liquid viscosity and paste residue should drive the dosing concept before lane count is finalized.

Use samples before hard promises

When product behavior is uncertain, sample testing is the practical route before confirming speed, accuracy or final machine scope.

Project review table

ItemAIX PACK review direction
Powder routeAuger or project-specific powder dosing can be reviewed by bulk density, dust, dose range and flowability.
Granule routeVolumetric, weighing or counting concepts can be reviewed by particle size, fragility and fill target.
Liquid routePump concepts can be reviewed by viscosity, foam, dripping, particulates, temperature and cleaning expectation.
Paste routeViscous products need closer review around stringing, residue, pump choice and seal-area cleanliness.
Product and routeStart with material behavior, fill range, dosing route and seal-area risk.
Format and lanesReview pack width, film, registration, lane count idea and realistic output together.
Options and controlsClarify coding, inspection, feeding, transfer, HMI/control and cleaning expectations.
Quotation pathUse RFQ for clear projects and sample testing where material behavior is uncertain.

Buyer questions

Can one dosing system cover every product?

No. Multi-lane projects should not be quoted by one generic dosing route when product behavior is different.

What should we send for dosing review?

Send product sample details, fill range, target accuracy, pack size, film, cleaning requirement and target output.