Mouthwash Packing Machine
With the increasing popularity of mouthwash, its use is increasing, especially during business trips.
Mouthwash is now mostly packaged in stick bags, ranging from 5ml to 30ml, for portability. As a result, more and more brands are choosing mouthwash as a supplemental product.
Lintyco mouthwash packaging machine can produce over 40,000 bags per hour, meeting EU standards, and can be customized to meet customer requirements.
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Machine Choice
AUTOMATIC LIQUID PASTE POUCH FILLING&SEALING MACHINE
A high-quality Pre-made Pouch Packaging Machine must be selected to package paste products, as paste products are often sticky and can result in higher stickiness and fluidity, which can cause difficulties with pre-made pouches. For example, during the heat sealing process, the paste product may stick to the edges of the bag, resulting in an incomplete seal or bag breakage.
MOUTHWASH FORM FILL & SEAL MACHINE
Vertical Form-Fill-Seal Machines (VFFS) can often be used to package mouthwash products,low cost and up to 60 bags/min but they are usually better suited for thicker paste products than liquid paste packaging machines. Because VFFS machines work by placing material into a forming tube, filling and sealing it to form a bag, paste products have a low viscous flow and will run smoothly through the machine tube to fill the bag.
Ultimate FAQ Guide
Mouthwash packaging systems typically handle volumes from 1ml for single-dose applications up to 500ml for consumer bottles. Stick packs commonly range from 5-30ml, while bottle systems accommodate 100ml, 250ml, and 500ml standard sizes.
Selection criteria include production volume requirements, product characteristics, quality standards, regulatory compliance needs, budget constraints, and vendor capabilities. Detailed requirement analysis and vendor evaluation ensure optimal equipment selection.
Production speeds vary significantly by machine type: stick pack systems achieve 200-400 sachets per minute, bottle filling lines range from 50-6,000 bottles per hour, and aseptic vial filling operates at 50-500 vials per minute. Multi-lane configurations multiply these base speeds.
Frequent issues include inconsistent fill volumes, sealing quality problems, machine jams, nozzle clogging, and contamination events. Most problems result from inadequate maintenance, improper calibration, or operator error. Preventive maintenance and training programs minimize these issues.
The primary types include stick pack machines for single-dose sachets, bottle filling lines for consumer products, blister packaging systems for pharmaceutical applications, and aseptic filling machines for sterile products. Each type serves specific market segments and production requirements.
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