What are the various styles in which biscuits are wrapped in horizontal form fill and seal machines? Do you offer these machines?
A. There are many favoured styles of packing biscuits in a pouch shaped pack. 1. Biscuits placed in a tray and then wrapped: This is done for delicate cookies and assorted varieties. These biscuits are arranged in preformed thin plastic or paper trays. These trays are wrapped in HFFS machine. Our model FINSEAL – 11 (wide body) can accept large width trays. 2. Biscuits in small piles: Also known as canteen pack, each pack contains 1 to 5 biscuits piled together and wrapped. The output of the machine can be discrete packs or string together packs (no. of packs in a string). FINSEAL – 11 HS model is meant for this job. 3. Large piles of biscuits: Also known as slug packs or “biscuits-on-edge” pack, this machine takes long slugs of biscuits standing on-edge and wraps in HFFS machine. Typically such a machine automatically meters out slugs of the biscuits from a magazine (which is manually replenished) and directly wraps it in a pouch shaped pack. iPac 21E model is meant for this type of pa
