Calmus Machinery, a division of Brentorma, is a leading equipment manufacturer in mainland China, who provides complete solutions for the drinking water, beverage and food industry. Our products include bag in box fillers, bag in box packaging lines, packaging equipment, water plant equipment, as well as additional equipment used in the water, beverage and food processing industry. For more information, please visit www.CalmusMachinery.com
Carton Liner Bag in Box Line for Packaging Semi-Liquids
Ideal for packaging margarine, butter and shortening with bag in box. The finished product is a spoutless bag in box, different from a standard bag-in-box which is with a spout and fitment. The line erects cartons and seals bottoms, inserts and lines bags in cartons by one each from a roll stock film to form bag-in-box packaging (lined cartons), weigh fills with hot-melt margarine/butter/shortening, vacuumizes and heat-seals the bag tops, seals the box top.
The bag in box line includes a carton erector, a poly bag inserter (carton lining machine), a weigh filling machine, a bag sealer, a carton sealer and conveyors. The cartons can be sealed with tape or hot melt glue.
This poly bag inserter feeds film from a roll stock, cuts and seals to form a bag, inserts the bag in an erected carton, opens and cuffs the bag over the carton top flaps, blows air to extend the bag to fit the internal wall of carton better. The bag inserting machine reduces labor and material costs, is simple to operate and easy to adjust. High efficiency and labor saving.
The bag sealer uncuffs the bag off the carton top flaps, then folds it inwards from sides, vacuumizes the bag (optional), heat-seals the bag top and then flattens it in the carton.
The product-contact parts in the filling machine are made of 316L stainless steel, acid-proof and corrosion-resistance.
Specifications:
Applicable cartons: L250-550*W200-400*H150-400mm
Applicable bags (width): 460-840mm
Capacity: max. 300 boxes/hour
We also have a bag in box line for packaging nuts or granules.
