Spout Pouch Filling Machine

Description

Spouted pouches are a type of flexible packaging that has a spout attached to the top, making them convenient for dispensing products. Spout pouch filling machines are used in a variety of industries, including food and beverage, cosmetics, and pharmaceuticals. The products pack in spout pouch filling machines are juice, milk, yogurt, baby food, soup, sauces, dressings, edible oil, engine oil, gear oil, shampoo, conditioner, lotion, body wash, sunscreen, liquid soap, hand sanitizer, disinfectant, medicine. There are two main types of spout pouch filling machines: manual and automatic. Manual spout pouch filling machines are operated by hand and are typically used for small production runs. Automatic spout pouch filling machines are operated by machine and are typically used for large production runs.

Automatic spout pouch filling machines normally work as follows:

  • Empty spouted pouches are fed into the machine manually or by conveyor.
  • The pouches are opened and the spouts are cleaned.
  • The product is filled into the pouches through the spouts.
  • The pouches are sealed/crimped and ejected from the machine.
 

Additional features, such as:

Gas flushing This feature helps to extend the shelf life of the product by removing oxygen from the pouch before it is sealed.
Date coding This feature prints the date and/or batch code on the pouch.
Capping This feature attaches a cap to the spout of the pouch.
Spout pouch filling machines are a versatile and efficient way to package liquid and viscous products. They can be used to fill a wide variety of products, including:
Food and beverage products juice, milk, yogurt, baby food, soup, sauces, dressings
Cosmetic products shampoo, conditioner, lotion, body wash, sunscreen
Pharmaceutical products hand sanitizer, disinfectant, medicine
Spout pouch filling machines are available in a variety of sizes and configurations to meet the needs of different segments. When choosing a spout pouch filling machine, it is important to consider the following factors:
The type of product being filled
The desired production speed