Triangle Package Machinery Co.: Vertical bag machine

Triangle Package Machinery (Chicago, IL) offers a new vertical bag machine that makes 4-corner packages that lie down for efficient conveying and casing, yet can also stand up for display.

Triangle Package Machinery Company

Sep 30, 2001

Advantage CM4Seal’s design seals bottom gussets to prevent shape-changing product entry, and enables the zippered or nonzippered packages to be packed off like any other flexible style. Operates in continuous motion at speeds to 60 packs/min.

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