Reciprocating End Sealing
End-sealing jaws move with the packaging film during part of the sealing cycle, providing additional sealing contact time compared with rotary-jaw systems.
Explore LANDPACK box motion packaging machines for bakery and food products. Compare machine configurations with reciprocating end-sealing jaws, different feeding arrangements and film handling options to match your product dimensions, sealing requirements and target output.
KEY FEATURES
Review the main features and configuration options for this equipment category. Actual functions depend on the machine model.
End-sealing jaws move with the packaging film during part of the sealing cycle, providing additional sealing contact time compared with rotary-jaw systems.
Infeed conveyors and product spacing arrangements can be selected according to product dimensions, orientation and production requirements.
Roll-film feeding, forming and longitudinal sealing arrangements are configured according to film specifications and required package dimensions.
Compatible machine configurations can connect with upstream feeding equipment and downstream conveying or secondary packaging systems.
Packaging process
Explore the main packaging stages for this machine category. The actual process depends on the selected equipment and production configuration.
Products are placed and spaced on the infeed conveyor before entering the film forming section.
Packaging film unwinds from the roll and passes through the forming box to wrap around the products.
The film edges pass through the longitudinal sealing rollers to form a continuous seam along the package.
Box-motion sealing jaws move with the film during part of the sealing cycle, forming transverse seals and cutting individual packs.
Sealed packages leave the cutting station on the discharge conveyor for collection or downstream handling.
Process steps may vary according to the machine model and line configuration.
Explore packaging applications and suitable equipment for different product types and production requirements.