Universal Pack designs packaging machines and lines for food objects in stick packs and sachets. Automatic, semi-automatic and manual feeding systems.
Universal Pack designs stick pack and sachet packaging machines and cartoning lines for food objects. Feeding systems differ depending on the product characteristics. Therefore, our dosing systems for food objects are fully automatic, semi-automatic or manual.
We can provide packaging machines and lines for food objects such as cutlery, ice cream spoons, plastic spoons, straws and toothpicks.
Our internal laboratory analyzes your product and laminate to design and build the best solution for your needs. After several internal tests and a thorough design review, we can manufacture your customized machine.
Specific Types of Food Objects
Which Formats are Suitable for Packaging Food Objects?
Our machines and lines are specifically dedicated to single-dose packages like stick packs and sachets. Our systems can place one item in a single pack, with dimensions that vary according to your marketing goals, nature of the products and production requirements.
In packaging lines for cartoning, our systems allow you to place from 1 to more than 100 sachets or stick packs in the same carton. We have developed patented counting units for any number of packages to be picked and placed into cartons. In recent years, our philosophy is to save as much material and product as possible, both for economic and environmental sustainability.
Which Laminates are Suitable for Packaging Food Objects?
Universal Pack food objects packaging machines can process all typical heat-sealable composite films, for example: PAP-PE (paper – polyethylene), PAP-ALU-PE (paper – aluminum – polyethylene), PET-ALU-PE (polyethylene terephthalate – aluminum – polyethylene) and cold- sealable materials. Our machines can also package sustainable laminates such as PP (polypropylene), PLA (polylactic acid), PAP (paper), Bio-PE (bio-based polyethylene), and more on request.
Optional Devices for Food Objects Packaging Machines.
- Modified atmosphere technologies
- Inkjet printers
- Laser printers
- Automated visual control devices
- Pick and place systems
- Inline check weighing systems
- Inline integration with different secondary collecting systems such as automatic cartoning systems and strip folding devices




