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Before the birth of 200P, the packaging of horizontal vacuum products always relied on the mutual assistance of the labor and machinery.

Winter is coming, the weather is cold, so your factory plans to stop work, but you are worried about the maintenance of packaging machine? Don’t worry, learn our tips right now!

2020 will become an important year in the environmental field. The packaging industry is no exception. In this process, the concept of Green Package is widely spread and accepted.

You may have taken the Chinese high speed railway, have you ever wondered why china’s high speed railway is so stable. This stability is attributed to an indispensable component —— Screw.

Filling is an important step in packaging. For different products, we will use different fillers to cooperate with our packaging machines to achieve the best results.

The premade pouch packaging machine has advantages in many aspects. There are had two type premade pouch packaging machines on the market——Rotary type and Horizontal type. We briefly introduce the similarities and differences between the two types of machines, hoping to help people who do not know which one to choose.

Food packaging occupies a large proportion in the packaging industry. Nowadays, many highly automated packaging machines emerge in an endless stream. Reading this article will help you who are looking for a food packaging machine to choose the right machine.

When you choose an automatic packaging machine, whether it is liquid, solid or granular, you usually face two choices, Premade Pouch Packing Machine and Form Fill Seal Machine. Below we will compare the advantages and disadvantages of the two for your judgment suitable packaging machine.

You get what you pay for, we provide very high-quality machines at a very low price. Below we will introduce the advantages of some of our Premade Pouch Packaging Machine and Automatic Vacuum Packaging Machine.

For a long time, the problem of sticking sticky objects to metal remained unsolved, and in 1938, Roy J. Plunkett of the DuPont Company stumbled upon a material, Teflon.