Desiccant Packaging Machine for Small Sachets

Desiccant sachets require controlled small doses, compact bags and reliable seals. Product particle size, dust, moisture exposure, film permeability and downstream counting determine whether a standard VFFS configuration is suitable.

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Published HYS Configuration Facts

• The published 0.5–50 g dose range applies to VFFS 320, 420 and 520
• Published VFFS speed range: 25–55 bags/min
• Smallest published VFFS bag range: L 20–150 mm, W 20–100 mm on the 320 model
• Dose verification and downstream counting are application-specific

Final model, feeder, 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.

Dosing Small Desiccant Portions

• A suitable cup, small weigher or other dosing device must match particle size and target dose.
• Fine particles and dust can affect dosing repeatability and seal cleanliness.
• Product exposure to ambient humidity should be controlled throughout feeding and packaging.
• The line should prevent missing, double or out-of-tolerance sachets according to the project requirement.

Sachet Film and Sealing

• Confirm sachet width, length, seal pattern and required permeability or barrier.
• Film thickness and heat-seal window must support small-format production.
• Printed warning text, registration and date or batch coding should be defined early.
• Seal validation should use conditioned product and the intended film.

Integration Requirements

• Target dose, tolerance, particle range and bulk density.
• Film roll, final sachet size and desired packs per minute.
• Downstream counting, inserting or collection process.
• Inspection, rejection and documentation requirements.

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