Brick Type Vacuum Packing Machine

A vertical type brick vacuum packing machine, is a packaging equipment used to package products in a brick-shaped format while removing air (vacuum) from the package.

Here's a breakdown of the key components and the working process of a typical vertical type brick vacuum packing machine:

1. Product Feeding: The machine is equipped with a feeding system that allows the product to be loaded into the packaging machine. The product can be in the form of granules, powders, liquids, or solid pieces, depending on the machine's capabilities.

2. Film Unwinding: The packaging material, usually a flexible film roll, is unwound and guided through the machine. The film can be made of various materials, such as plastic, aluminium, or laminates, depending on the product's requirements and the desired level of vacuum sealing.

3. Forming the Package: The film is formed into a tube by vertical sealing jaws. The sealing jaws create vertical seals on both sides of the film, forming a continuous tube to hold the product.

4. Product Filling: The product is dispensed into the formed tube of the packaging material.

5. Vacuum Sealing: Once the product is filled, the machine starts the vacuum sealing process. The open end of the tube is fed into a vacuum chamber, where the air is extracted, creating a vacuum inside the package. The vacuum helps to extend the product's shelf life by reducing oxygen levels, preventing spoilage, and maintaining product freshness.

6. Sealing and Cutting: After the vacuum is created, the machine seals the open end of the tube, creating a sealed brick-shaped package.

Vertical type brick vacuum packing machines are commonly used in the food industry for packaging products like coffee, snacks, cereals, frozen foods, and more. They offer efficient and hygienic packaging solutions with the added benefit of vacuum sealing to enhance product quality and shelf life.