SEE’s automated packaging system handles various types of liquids

SEE’s automated packaging system handles various types of liquids

SEE’s (formerly Sealed Air) latest Cryovac Brand 308A CE vertical form-fill-seal system has been expertly designed to cater to the unique requirements of liquid products. With its versatile vertical filling approach, this system can accommodate packages weighing up to 2 kg in either one or two phases. It is the perfect choice for smaller and…


SEE’s (formerly Sealed Air) latest Cryovac Brand 308A CE vertical form-fill-seal system has been expertly designed to cater to the unique requirements of liquid products.

With its versatile vertical filling approach, this system can accommodate packages weighing up to 2 kg in either one or two phases. It is the perfect choice for smaller and medium-sized processors or food services, offering a compact footprint and a squeeze roller system.

The system excels in packaging various types of liquids, including those with particles or solids. Operating at a rapid speed of 28 packs per minute, it can handle hot or cold products with temperatures reaching up to 95oC. Its three different tooling sizes ensure optimal coverage for a wide range of products.

SEE’s vertical pouch packaging has no headspace, resulting in superior quality and protection for the products. The pouches are not only convenient to store, open, and dispose of, but they also offer cost-efficiency, lightweight design, and resistance to damage while preserving flavour and freshness.

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