Cloud Packaging Equipment: Pouch filler

Cloud's (Des Plaines, IL) high-speed asymmetrical continuous-motion pouch filler provides dual fills of significantly different package volume requirements.

Mespack-Cloud

Feb 28, 1999

Capable of speeds to 4"/min on pouches as wide as 61/2" paired with pouches as narrow as 21/2". Machine is designed to accommodate home meal preparation kits. Examples of products requiring such packaging would be "portable pairs" of croutons and blended dried soup mixes bacon bits and blended dry salad mixes and microwavable scalloped potatoes and blended cheese powders. Said to use unique cutting/collation technology.

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