The new V-Packer IM-IV is extremely versatile in terms of types of packages and packaging process: it’s designed for pillow, pillow with gussets, square bottom, 4-seal square bottom and with the adjustable inclination of the sealing core and conveyor belts, allows the product to slide smoothly through the various steps, avoiding breakage and dust.
To support the food industry towards a more sustainable packaging, the V-Packer series is equipped with dedicated sealing jaws that allows to pack with paper-based film, in addition to laminated plastic film.
Machine performance (sealing core in vertical position).
| Packaging speed (pillow bags) | Speed | Product reference | Density | |
| GEA M-Weigher H10 | Up to 80 bags / minute | Medium | 500g bags of Tubetti | 400g/l |
The perfect combination
GEA offers a complete system composed of Multihead weigher + Packaging machine permitting to meet the expectations of Customers who are looking for a single supplier to deal with.
For whom are looking for a complete solutions to handle fragile products, GEA offers the GEA M-Weigher H14-L, the weigher composed by larger buckets that allow precision weighing of even bulky and fragile product such as dry pasta nests.
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