Start with the pack. Then define the product, process and production requirements.
Bring the product, forming material and lid together in a pack designed for your application. Start with the cavity drawing and sealing requirements.
Explore equipmentGive liquids and pastes a compact card format that opens by folding. Coordinate the fill, printed films and opening geometry before selecting a machine.
Explore equipmentA single-dose project starts with the formulation and the pack. Define the fill volume, flow behavior and opening format together to narrow the equipment requirements.
Explore equipmentEye patch packaging brings together the patch shape, gel behavior and cavity layout. Define the process around your formulation and finished pack before specifying the equipment.
Explore equipmentCompare the process, format and utilities before you specify a machine.
6 models
KP-4
The KP-4 forms heat-sealed card packs for liquids and pastes. Servo-driven registration aligns the bottom and cover webs in a four-lane sealing layout.
DPB-80A
The DPB-80A is a compact blister packaging machine for solid products such as tablets and capsules. Its documented configuration combines programmable control, adjustable operation and forming, sealing and cutting.
DPK-260H
The DPK-260H supports aluminium-plastic and aluminium-aluminium blister packaging. Its reference specification separates the cutting cycle and forming depth for the two pack constructions.
DPP-250
The DPP-250 is a flat-plate blister packaging machine for solid products. The reference configuration uses a 250 mm packaging web, with forming dimensions and utilities listed specifically for the DPP-250.
GF-120P2
The GF-120P2 combines plastic forming, liquid filling and pack finishing with 2 filling heads. It is intended for small liquid packs, with the formulation and packaging material specified together.
GF-120P5
The GF-120P5 combines plastic forming, liquid filling and pack finishing with 5 filling heads. It is intended for small liquid packs, with the formulation and packaging material specified together.
Share the formulation, pack format and output you have in mind.