Volumetric cup
Suitable materials
Rice, beans, sugar and other free-flowing granules.
What to consider
Measures a set volume. The relationship between volume and pack weight depends on the material.
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Free-flowing granules, powders and viscous liquids need different dosing systems. Compare the main approaches below, then share your material, target pack amount and bag format to discuss a suitable configuration.
Suitable materials
Rice, beans, sugar and other free-flowing granules.
What to consider
Measures a set volume. The relationship between volume and pack weight depends on the material.
Suitable materials
Nuts, snacks, dried fruit and irregular granular products.
What to consider
Uses linear or multihead weighing. Match the weighing and feeding arrangement to the product and target amount.
Suitable materials
Coffee powder, seasoning powder, flour and similar fine powders.
What to consider
Meters powder with a screw filler. Flow behavior and the feeding setup help define the configuration.
Suitable materials
Honey, edible oil, sauces and viscous pastes.
What to consider
Provides volumetric filling. Share the viscosity, any particles and required amount when discussing your product.
Wrapping individual products? Explore flow wrapping or shrink wrapping.
Machines & configurations
A closer look at selected machines for roll-film bags, premade pouches, individual packs and shrink wrapping.

A compact roll-film machine for free-flowing granules, with volumetric cup dosing.

Weigh and pack granules into premade pouches with a rotary pouch-handling system.

An upper film-feed configuration for individual products such as biscuits, bread and daily goods.

Continuous film wrapping and sealing followed by a heat tunnel for shrink packaging.
Share your material, bag format and production needs.
A machine name is only the start. Bring your product, packaging format and production requirements together to define a useful equipment specification.
Size, shape, flow and viscosity influence how material reaches the filling station.
Roll film, premade pouches, pillow packs or shrink wrap: begin with your preferred format.
Match cup, weighing, auger or piston filling to the material and target pack amount.
Consider feeding, floor space, power supply and finished-pack handling together.
A cup measures a volume of free-flowing granules before the vertical machine forms, fills and seals the bag. This compact configuration is suitable for products such as rice, beans, sugar and granular seasonings.
A linear weigher measures granules while the pouch machine handles feeding, opening, filling and sealing. This configuration is intended for products such as nuts, beans, dried fruit and granular seasonings.
An auger screw meters powder into bags formed from roll film. This configuration brings powder filling, bag making and sealing together for materials such as coffee, flour, seasoning and milk powder.
A piston pump doses liquid or paste into a ready-made pouch. The machine then seals and discharges the filled pouch, for products such as honey, chili sauce, syrup and edible oil.
Film feeds upward from beneath the conveyor to wrap individual products. This configuration is intended for soft, fragile or scratch-sensitive items such as pastries, coated snacks and delicate daily goods.
Film
Form, fill & seal
Pouch
Fill a ready-made bag
Share your material, pack weight and bag style to discuss a suitable configuration.