Flexible packaging performance at its best
- Modular construction adapts to any pack count, shape, or size.
- Variable heating and forming systems support diverse webs and formats.
- Seamless integration with labeling, printing, multi‑lane, and robotic loading.
- Easy-access design enables fast film and format changes.
- Precision servo motors and strong transport chains ensure reliable performance.
- Smooth integration with GEA and non‑GEA upstream and downstream systems.
- High‑precision thermoforming tools deliver repeatable, stable pack results.
- Steady tractive, cutting, and sealing forces ensure uniform quality.
- Durable construction and refined design reduce downtime and maintenance demand.
Pack types
The GEA PowerPak 7000 supports a broad range of thermoformed packaging formats, including MAP, Skin and Vacuum packs. It is also compatible with sustainable packaging solutions, such as mono-material structures.
MAP
Vacuum
Skin
Accessories
Accessories for the PowerPak 7000 enhance the line into a flexible and efficient packaging solution. With End‑of‑Line systems the setup ensures smooth product flow, high process reliability, and optimized line performance from packaging to final handling.
Advanced technology
In addition to the GEA PowerPak 7000, the complete system includes GEA PowerHeat and GEA PowerJet.
GEA PowerLabel 7000
High‑speed labelling requires maximum output with minimal space and effort. The GEA PowerLabel 7000 delivers this through proven GEA technology, large label rolls up to 400 mm, and convenient one‑side operation, ensuring high throughput and easy handling in demanding packaging environments.
GEA PowerHeat
Designed for high-performance thermoforming, the GEA PowerHeat features up to 12 independent heating zones, an ultra-thin heating plate, and a temperature delta of just 1–2°C across the surface. This precise control not only ensures excellent forming quality but also enables up to 25% higher productivity and 30% energy savings.
GEA PowerJet
Packaging delicate or coated products often leads to sealing issues due to product movement during gassing. The GEA PowerJet addresses this with a laminar gas flow that minimizes turbulence inside the package. This reduces the movement of crumbs, slices or particles, resulting in a cleaner sealing area and fewer rejected packages.
Our service & support
Partnership that goes beyond equipment
With GEA, you get more than a machine – you get a trusted partner.
- Installation & commissioning support
- Operator training programs
- Preventive maintenance services
- Global spare parts availability
- Access to GEA Technology Centers for product testing and development
Related Products
GEA PowerPak 7000 PLUS
The GEA PowerPak 7000 PLUS, the next generation of thermoforming technology, is designed to elevate your packaging quality, efficiency, and sustainability. It sets a new benchmark for modern food packaging lines.
GEA PowerPak SKIN.50
The GEA PowerPak SKIN.50 gives you precise, high-quality skin packaging and the flexibility to run skin, MAP, and vacuum on one lines. Its wrinkle-reducing design enhances shelf appeal and performance.
GEA FoodTray
With GEA FoodTray, you reduce plastic while keeping your products safe and appealing. You benefit from recyclable carrier and a thin film that delivers durable, sustainable MAP, vacuum, or skin packaging.
End of Line solutions
GEA's End-of-Line solutions keep your products moving seamlessly after thermoforming, ensuring uninterrupted flow into downstream processes and elevating overall line efficiency and reliability.
Service Products
GEA Service level agreements
Discover how GEA’s advanced technologies and tailored services optimize productivity, sustainability, and automation for your food processing or packaging business.
GEA First Aid Kits
In the food packaging industry, performance is paramount. High-speed slicing and packaging systems must function flawlessly to maximise productivity. Any unscheduled downtime is unacceptable, so it’s essential that you keep your equipment healthy.
GEA Insights
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