Packaging Application

Dried Fruit Packaging Machine for Bags and Pouches

Dried fruits range from free-flowing pieces to sticky, sugar-coated or irregular products. The packaging line must dose accurately, limit buildup, protect product appearance and keep the sealing area clean.

Illustrative unbranded dried fruit package formats

Illustrative packaging example

Published HYS Configuration Facts

  • Published VFFS speed range: 25–55 bags/min
  • PY-210G premade pouch page lists 60–100 bags/min and up to 200 g
  • PY-210G lists ±1.5% accuracy for its published configuration
  • Sticky product may reduce practical speed and requires sample testing

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.

Product Flow and Weighing

  • Multihead weighing may suit separated pieces and flexible target weights.
  • Sticky or sugar-coated fruit may require suitable surfaces, vibration and cleaning access.
  • Large irregular pieces should be tested for bridging and discharge behavior.
  • Transfer height and impact should protect soft or delicate products.

Choose the Bagging Platform

  • VFFS forms rollstock bags efficiently for repeated production.
  • Premade pouch machines support zipper and premium stand-up formats.
  • Material barrier should match moisture migration, aroma and shelf-life requirements.
  • Product pieces and sugar must clear the seal zone before closure.

Project Information

  • Fruit type, piece range, coating, stickiness and target weight.
  • Bag dimensions, film or pouch samples and desired presentation.
  • Output, accuracy, coding and gas-flushing requirements.
  • Cleaning, allergen and cross-contact procedures.

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Frequently Asked Questions

Possibly, but feeding and weighing settings differ. Product buildup and piece-size range should be tested for every product.

It depends on retail positioning, recloseability, output and packaging-material cost. Both routes can be evaluated.