Applicable Materials |
All heat sealing materials, including pure PE |
Material size |
Film width: 4050mm; Roll diameter: 1200mm |
Bag size |
The longest is 1600mm per double; The maximum width is 4000mm |
Fuselage size |
38000mm*8000mm*3200mm |
Fuselage weight |
35t |
Bag-making speed |
2.5 pcs/min |
Designed for bulk liquid packaging, the Container Flat Flexitank Bag Making Machine delivers robust performance and high precision in producing large-format flexitank bags. Compatible with all heat sealing materials, including pure PE, it effortlessly handles ultra-wide films up to 4050mm, making it ideal for manufacturing container liners and heavy-duty transport bags.
This system forms bags up to 4000mm wide and 1600mm long (double format), with a solid industrial build that ensures reliable 24/7 operation. Its advanced sealing technology and stable output at 2.5 bags per minute make it the go-to solution for food-grade, chemical, and agricultural liquid packaging.
Engineered for scale and consistency, this flexitank bag-making machine is the solution for efficient, high-volume container liner production.
A flat flexitank is a type of disposable liquid container made of multiple layers of polyethylene (PE) with a strong outer polypropylene (PP) fabric layer. What makes it unique is its flat, rectangular shape that fits more snugly into standard 20-foot containers, reducing wasted space and improving load balance.
Flat flexitanks are typically used to carry non-hazardous liquids such as:
▪ Edible oils (soybean oil, palm oil, etc.)
▪ Liquid sweeteners and syrups
▪ Wine, juice, and beverages
▪ Industrial oils and lubricants
▪ Non-dangerous chemicals and additives
Flat design fills out the corners of the container, reducing wasted space.
Reduced shifting during transit leads to fewer accidents or leaks.
The even shape allows for quicker filling and smoother discharge.
Easier to store and transport empty units.
Feature | Flat Flexitank | Traditional Flexitank |
Shape | Flat and box-shaped | Cylindrical or pillow-shaped |
Space Efficiency | Maximizes container space, fewer voids | Leaves gaps in container corners |
Stability | More stable during transport | May shift if not packed tightly |
Filling & Discharge | Even liquid distribution, faster flow | May require more handling time |
Load Pressure | Lower pressure on container walls | Higher pressure on points of contact |
Installation | Usually simpler with guided folding | May need more bracing or fitting effort |