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Various inspection systems can be integrated, such as X-ray inspection, checkweighers, or metal detectors, including combined checkweigher + metal detector units.
Additional accessories include packaging marking systems using printing technologies such as inkjet, thermal transfer, hot stamping, or laser printing. These can mark packaging with batch numbers, expiration dates, EAN codes, and other information.
Other accessories include rotary tables, vibrating hoppers, operator platforms, cooling units, zipper applicators, label applicators, big bag stations, and more depending on the packaging line requirements.
Depending on customer needs, machines can also be prepared for connection to gas flushing systems, vacuum product feeding, or dust extraction from critical areas.

Yes, this is technically possible. We can include checkweighers with automatic weight control and rejection.

Yes. We integrate X-ray systems from reputable manufacturers.

We provide printing-based marking systems: inkjet, thermal transfer, hot stamping, and laser printing

Various marking devices are integrated into the machines, such as thermal transfer printers, inkjet printers, hot stamping printers, or laser systems—depending on requirements and operating environment.

A rotary (accumulation) table collects finished bags or products after the packaging machine. It balances speed differences between machines, prevents product buildup, and allows easy manual removal.

Cooling unit rapidly cools sealed joints on bags, stabilizing and strengthening the seal to prevent opening and ensuring a clean appearance. It also helps increase packaging speed.

Label applicator automatically applies labels to finished bags, boxes, or other packaging with high precision and repeatability.

Working platform provides a safe working area, typically where dosing systems are positioned above the packaging machine, ensuring easy access and compliance with safety standards

Zipper applicator inserts and seals zipper closures into the film during bag production, enabling resealable packaging (e.g., doypacks) without needing pre-made zipper bags.

The filling tube is part of a vertical packaging machine—it forms the package and guides the product into the bag. Its diameter determines bag width.
The forming collar shapes the packaging film into a tube before bag formation.