Rovema Packaging Machines L.P.: Flat-bottom bag machine

The Rovema (Lawrenceville, GA) SBS 250 Brick Pack machine was created for efficient and cost-effective production of flat-bottom style bags with a variety of top-closing designs and reclosable features.

Rovema North America, Inc.

Mar 31, 2003

Machine encapsulates the different features of a fully automatic vf/f/s machine with up to 2 simultaneous vertical baggers. Machine integrates horizontal conveyors that condition the product and adjust the bag heights for sealing. It can work with varying materials to produce flat-bottom bags with a wide variety of tops, including tin-tie, clip-style, gable-top, and more. Machine runs to 120 bags/min.

Rovema North America, Inc.

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