HFFS Application
Bakery Flow Wrapping Machine for Bread, Biscuits and Cakes
Bakery flow wrapping uses horizontal form fill seal equipment to place individual breads, biscuits, cookies or cakes into pillow packs. The product must reach the infeed with controlled spacing and orientation, while the film and sealing settings must protect appearance, freshness and pack integrity.

Illustrative packaging example
Published HYS Configuration Facts
- HFFS model range: HFS-260, HFS-350 and HFS-450
- Published speed range: 20-250 packs/min
- Published finished bag widths: 25-110, 25-150 and 50-200 mm by model
- Published packaging-height limits extend from 5-45 mm to 10-80 mm by model
Final model, options, accuracy and output are confirmed from product and package samples.
Custom functions: Nitrogen flushing, dust extraction, metal detection and checkweighing require a customized machine or line configuration.
Bakery Products and Feeding
- Biscuits and cookies may be fed individually, in stacks or in trays depending on fragility.
- Bread and cakes require gentle handling, sufficient forming-box clearance and controlled compression.
- Automatic feeders should match the upstream oven, cooling conveyor or counting process.
- Crumbs and product variation should be considered when selecting guides and cleaning access.
Film and Seal Selection
- Confirm the film structure, thickness, print registration and required moisture or oxygen barrier.
- Bag length must allow clean end seals without trapping crumbs or product.
- Fin-seal and end-seal temperatures should be validated with the selected film at production speed.
- Optional coding, easy-open features or gas flushing must be included in the sample test.
Machine Selection Inputs
- Product length, width, height and target bag dimensions.
- Single item, stack, tray or multipack presentation.
- Target good packs per minute and upstream arrival pattern.
- Required shelf-life target, film and seal acceptance criteria.
Detailed Bakery Packaging Guides
Frequently Asked Questions
A flow wrapper can store recipes and accept change parts, but every product must remain within the machine and forming-box ranges. HYS confirms changeover requirements from samples and dimensions.
The machine is tested with the real product presentation and film because fragility, spacing, crumbs and seal time can reduce stable output.