The ultimate food packaging machine

GEA SmartPacker CX400

Whether you need your your food products pack-ready for retail or foodservice, GEA SmartPacker CX400 is your ultimate choice in terms of capacity, technical options and range of bag styles.

GEA SmartPacker CX400
GEA SmartPacker CX400 main applications and bag types
Front view of GEA SmartPacker CX400 sanitary with open doors and integrated new Smart Sealing system and SmartControl Source: GEA

New sealing system for GEA vertical packing machines maximizes productivity and reduces waste

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