Mutto offers two machine lines: horizontal pouch packaging machines and multifunctional special-shaped pouch packaging machines. Both can serve the packaging needs of various ingredient groups in the food and beverage industries.

Horizontal Pouch Packaging Machine

Mutto's horizontal pouch packaging machine supports two packaging supply methods: using pre-made pouches and using roll film.

The machine supports the following pouch types:

• 3-side seal and 4-side seal pouches.

• Stand-up pouches.

• Zipper pouches.

• Handle pouches.

• Spout pouches.

• Special-shaped pouches.

Technical specifications:

The speeds listed above are maximum rated speeds. Actual production output should be confirmed based on the product and operating conditions.

Special-shaped pouches are packaging formats with distinctive shapes or structures, extending beyond conventional rectangular pouches. The machine's compatibility with each design should be confirmed using technical drawings and actual pouch samples.

Learn more about: Mutto's horizontal pouch packaging machine.

Multifunctional Special-Shaped Pouch Packaging Machine

The multifunctional special-shaped pouch packaging machine uses roll packaging film to form pouches, measure product quantities, and automatically package products.

The equipment supports the following ingredient groups:

• Liquids.

• Pastes and thick creams.

• Powders.

• Granules.

The machine can change its dosing modules according to the ingredient group. The machine frame and control box are made of SUS304 stainless steel. Product-contact components are designed to minimize dead corners for easier cleaning.

Technical specifications:

Actual speed and filling accuracy may vary depending on product characteristics and operating conditions.

Learn more about: Mutto's multifunctional special-shaped pouch packaging machine.

Businesses should clearly identify their products, packaging requirements, and production needs before selecting a pouch packaging machine.

There are six important criteria to consider:

1. Product characteristics: Determine whether the material is liquid, paste, powder, or granular. High-viscosity products or products containing particles require suitable dosing mechanisms.

2. Pouch design: Determine whether you need zipper pouches, stand-up pouches, spout pouches, or flat pouches.

3. Dimensions and filling volume: Check that the required pouch dimensions and filling quantity fall within the machine's operating range.

4. Packaging material: Check the film structure, thickness, and heat-sealing properties.

5. Production capacity: Determine the target output per hour or production shift.

6. Cleaning requirements: Check the materials used for product-contact parts, as well as the machine's disassembly and cleaning procedures.

For food production lines, businesses should also request documentation related to product-contact materials and records demonstrating compliance with applicable food safety requirements for the equipment, packaging, and production process.

Before placing an order, businesses should prepare:

• Samples of the products to be packaged.

• Pouch samples or packaging drawings.

• Required filling volume or weight per pouch.

• Target production capacity.

• Shelf-life and storage condition requirements.

This information helps the supplier evaluate the machine configuration, select suitable dosing modules, and verify operating performance before implementation.

What products can pouch packaging machines handle?

Pouch packaging machines can handle liquid, paste, powder, and granular products. However, each product group requires a suitable dosing mechanism and machine configuration.

Can a horizontal pouch packaging machine handle liquid products?

Yes. A horizontal pouch packaging machine can use a suitable filling mechanism to package liquid products. The filling volume, viscosity, and pouch type should be checked before selecting the equipment.

How does a spout pouch packaging machine work?

A spout pouch packaging machine performs operations such as pouch feeding, spout positioning, pouch opening, filling, and sealing. Depending on the equipment design, the spout may already be attached to the pouch or may be handled by a dedicated mechanism in the production line. After packaging, the seal around the pouch opening and spout should be checked to help prevent product leakage.

What is the difference between a horizontal pouch packaging machine and a roll film pouch forming machine?

A pre-made pouch packaging machine uses pouches that have already been manufactured. A roll film pouch forming machine includes an additional pouch-forming step before measuring and filling the product or before sealing the pouch opening.

Conclusion

Pouch packaging machines can work with various packaging formats, including 3-side seal pouches, 4-side seal pouches, stand-up pouches, zipper pouches, and spout pouches. Depending on the machine design, packaging can use pre-made pouches or roll film to form pouches directly during the packaging process. Businesses should therefore consider product characteristics, pouch design, and production requirements before selecting a machine.

Mutto offers horizontal pouch packaging machines that support both pre-made pouches and roll film, as well as multifunctional special-shaped pouch packaging machines that use roll film. Contact Mutto for advice on machine models, configurations, and packaging solutions tailored to your production requirements.