Find your packaging machine

1 · What must the machine do?

• Fill viscous products (pastes, creams, sauces)
• Fill free-flowing liquids
• Fill powders or granules
• Seal bags, pouches or films
• Apply labels to bottles or packs
• Load products into cartons
• Fill, cap and label on one line

2 · Shortlist

Select a task above to see matching machines — or browse all machines.

• ZONESUN ZS-YT12T-12PX 12-Nozzle Servo Paste Filler — 30–70 bottles/min · from $12,800

  The ZONESUN ZS-YT12T-12PX is a 12-nozzle servo motor paste filling machine with feeding pump, designed for accurate and rapid filling of viscous liquids. It features a 304 stainless steel frame, PLC controls, touch screen HMI, and food-grade contact parts.

• Cleveland SGP-D-1000-2 Dual-Head Cream & Liquid Piston Filler — 0-30 cycles per minute per head · from $7,255.00

  The Cleveland SGP-D-1000-2 is a dual-head, fully pneumatic piston filler designed for creams and liquids, featuring a 26-gallon hopper and 316 stainless steel construction. It offers a fill range of 100ml to 1000ml per head with an output of up to 30 cycles per minute per head.

• ZONESUN ZS-F M1A Automatic Powder Filling Machine — 10–15 pcs/min

  The ZONESUN ZS-F M1A is an automatic single-head powder filling machine designed for food, chemical, and pharmaceutical applications. It operates at 10-15 pieces per minute and accommodates bottles up to 100mm in diameter.

• ZONESUN FR-770 Continuous Band Sealer — 0–12 m/min

  The ZONESUN FR-770 is a continuous band sealer designed for sealing plastic bags with a sealing speed of 0–12 m/min and a temperature range of 0–300°C. It features a sealing width of 6–15 mm and can handle sealing thicknesses from 0.02 to 0.80 mm.

• ZONESUN ZS-FK6000A Continuous Electromagnetic Induction Sealer — 0–10 m/min · from $679.20

  The ZONESUN ZS-FK6000A is a continuous electromagnetic induction sealing machine designed for sealing aluminum foil lids on plastic and glass bottles. It features adjustable sealing height, air-cooled sealing area, and a simple operation panel.

• ZONESUN ZS-TB801D Semi-Automatic Round Bottle Labeling Machine — About 15–25 pcs/min, depending on product and label size · from $2,200

  The ZONESUN ZS-TB801D is a semi-automatic labeling machine designed for small cylindrical products such as vials, sample bottles, and tubes. It offers a reference speed of 15–25 pcs/min and labeling accuracy of about ±1 mm under suitable conditions.

• ZONESUN XL-T853 Automatic Flat Surface Labeling Machine — 40-120pcs/min · from $1,800

  The ZONESUN XL-T853 is an automatic flat surface labeling machine designed for labeling the upper surface of various flat items such as books, folders, boxes, and cartons. It offers adjustable labeling speed and can be customized for specific label and product requirements.

• Econocorp Econo-60 Continuous Motion Cartoner — Up to 60 cartons per minute

  The Econocorp Econo-60 is a continuous motion cartoner that runs up to 60 cartons per minute with manual loading and hot melt glue closure. It handles paperboard and corrugate cartons and features a sanitary design.

• Econocorp V-System Vertical Cartoner — Up to 40 cartons per minute

  The Econocorp V-System is an intermittent-motion vertical cartoner capable of speeds up to 40 cartons per minute. It handles paperboard and corrugate cartons in glue seal, tuck flap, and auto-bottom styles with manual, robotic, or linear motor loading options.

• ZONESUN Full-Automatic Filling, Capping & Labeling Line — 20–60 bottles/min · from $18,500

  This automated production line integrates bottle unscrambling, liquid filling, capping, and labeling into one streamlined system. Designed to boost efficiency and reduce manual labor, it’s ideal for food, beverage, cosmetics, and pharmaceutical industries.

3 · Before you decide

These guides answer the procurement questions behind a shortlist — dosing principle, throughput claims, changeover and acceptance criteria — with every key claim cited and the evidence boundaries named.

• Fully Automatic vs Semi-Automatic Packaging Machines: Cost, Speed, Labor and Payback at Your Volume
• Capping Machine Types Compared: Chuck, Snap, Spindle and ROPP — Which Cap Families Each Handles
• Piston vs Peristaltic Filling Machines for Small-Batch Cosmetic Cream and Lotion: What the Evidence Settles
• Volumetric, Peristaltic, Diaphragm and Servo Piston Dosing: What Fill Accuracy Each Principle Can Hold
• Belt, Tabletop Chain or Air Transfer Conveyors: What the Evidence Can and Cannot Settle Before You Specify
• Choosing a Date-Coding Technology (CIJ, Laser, TTO, Thermal Inkjet): What the Evidence Can and Cannot Settle
• Filling Accuracy and Product Giveaway: How to Cost Overfill and Specify Controls When No Machine Benchmark Exists
• Food-Contact Rules for Packaging Machines: FDA 21 CFR vs EC 1935/2004 — What to Specify and What to Demand in Writing
• How to Choose a Filling Machine: Matching Dosing Principle to Product, Container and Line
• How to Shortlist and Verify Packaging Machine Manufacturers in China: A Self-Checkable Method
• Comparing VFFS, Tray Sealing and Flow Wrapping Suppliers: Compliance, Parts, Lead Time and Five-Year TCO
• EHEDG and 3-A Hygienic Design on a Packaging Machine: What to Specify, What to Verify, and What the Evidence Does Not Settle
• Induction Sealing for Bottle Caps: Line Position, Compatibility Checks and Cost Case Before the RFQ
• Manual vs Semi-Automatic Tray Sealer Under 500 Trays/Day: What the Evidence Settles
• Packaging Machines for Napkins, Tissues and Hygiene Products: How to Shortlist by Format When No Source Names a Machine
• How to Lay Out and Integrate a Packaging Line So Real Throughput Matches the Plan
• PM Cadence and Spare-Parts Stocking for Packaging Machines: What the Evidence Settles
• Safety Standards and Guarding Requirements for Packaging Machines: What to Require and Verify Before You Buy
• FAT and SAT for Packaging Machines: What to Require in the Acceptance Protocol and Documentation Pack
• Packaging Machines for Corrosive Chemicals and Hazardous Materials: What to Specify, What to Verify
• Pharmaceutical Packaging Machines: What GMP Design, IQ/OQ/PQ Documentation and Performance Evidence You Can Verify Before Ordering
• Robotic vs Conventional Palletizers: What the Evidence Can and Cannot Settle
• Rotary vs Inline Filling Machines: What to Specify and Verify When No Source Compares Them
• Semi-Automatic vs Fully Automatic Labeling Machines: What the Evidence Settles and What You Must Pin Down
• Importing a Packaging Machine: What to Fix in the PO and at Handover When Incoterm, Lead-Time and Rigging Data Are Unavailable
• Tray Sealing vs Stretch and Flow Wrapping for Fresh/Chilled Trays: What the Evidence Can and Cannot Settle
• Which Packaging Machine Families to Shortlist or Exclude: 6 Checks Before the RFQ
• Site Preparation for Fillers, VFFS, Flow Wrappers, Cartoners and Labelers: What the Sources Establish About Power, Air, Vacuum, Drainage and Floor Loading
• Chamber Vacuum, Tray Sealer or Thermoform: How to Shortlist for a Given Product and Pack Format
• Specifying a VFFS Machine: Film, Product and Speed Requirements to Put in Writing
• Vial Labeling Machines for Small Pharma and Lab Vials: What to Specify and Verify in the RFQ
• Importing a Packaging Machine: What to Lock Into the Contract Before You Pay the Deposit

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