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Applicable Materials |
All heat sealing materials (including pure PE) |
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Material size |
Film width: 2400mm; roll diametet: 1200mm |
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Bag size |
The longest is 1300mm per double; The maximum width is 2400mm |
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Fuselage size |
46000mm*8300mm*3400mm |
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Fuselage weight |
36t |
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Bag-making speed |
17*4pcs/min |
Our Liquid Wine Bag Making Machine is specially designed for high-capacity production of sterile liquid packaging, including wine and other beverages. With a film width of 2400mm and a roll diameter up to 1200mm, this liquid pouch making machine can produce bags up to 2400mm wide and 1300mm long per double, ensuring maximum flexibility for different liquid packaging sizes. The machine’s large-scale fuselage, measuring 46000mm by 8300mm by 3400mm and weighing 36 tons, provides a solid and reliable foundation for continuous operation. Boasting a bag-making speed of 17 bags per minute across 4 production lines, this sterile liquid bag-making machine meets demanding industrial output needs with consistent sealing quality and efficiency.
A liquid wine bag making machine is specially designed to produce flexible bags for packaging liquid, such as wine, efficiently. Here’s a simple step-by-step overview of how this machine works:
The machine starts by unwinding a roll of plastic film or laminated film suitable for liquid packaging. This film forms the body of the wine bag.
The machine folds or shapes the film into the required bag shape, usually a pouch or flat bag, preparing it for sealing.
Using heat and pressure, the machine seals the edges of the film layers to create a strong, leak-proof bag. This step forms the sides and bottom of the bag.
Once sealed, the machine cuts the continuous film into individual bags based on the set size—usually customizable according to the client’s needs.
Many machines include a station to attach a plastic spout or valve on the bag. This allows for easy pouring and resealing after opening.
The machine checks the bags for defects such as incomplete seals or size irregularities, then stacks them neatly for packaging.
This step-by-step process helps manufacturers produce consistent, high-quality wine bags suitable for liquid packaging. The machine can often be adjusted to make different bag sizes or types, providing flexibility for various wine products.
