Stick Pack &
Sachet Packing Machines

A stick pack is a narrow, elongated single-serve pack commonly formed with a longitudinal back seal and top and bottom cross seals. A sachet is generally a flatter, wider pack that may use a three-side-seal or four-side-seal layout. The right format depends on the product, target fill, opening experience and required presentation.

The packaging route can be reviewed for powders, free-flowing granules, liquids and semi-liquids. The filling system is not selected by the pack name alone: product flow, particle size, dust behaviour, viscosity, temperature and target fill must be reviewed before the filling arrangement is confirmed.

More than one pack size can be considered when the complete required range is reviewed before manufacture. This machine category has a general reference range of 30–100 mm in finished width, 30–170 mm in finished length and 1–50 g target fill. Changes in width, seal layout or pack geometry may require dedicated forming, sealing or cutting parts.

For initial planning, back-seal stick-pack film width is often estimated as twice the finished pack width plus the longitudinal-seal allowance. For example, if the finished pack width is 30 mm and the confirmed longitudinal-seal allowance is 10 mm, the preliminary film width is (30 × 2) + 10 = 70 mm. A three-side-seal or four-side-seal sachet uses a different film and sealing arrangement, so final rollstock width must be calculated from the approved pack drawing, seal dimensions and machine forming structure.

The general reference output is 20–60 finished bags per minute for the machine. Actual speed depends on product behaviour, target fill, pack length, film properties, sealing conditions and the selected machine configuration. A representative product and film review is required before project output is confirmed.

Yes. The electrical configuration can be prepared for the destination market. Provide the required voltage, frequency and phase before manufacture so they can be confirmed in the final machine specification; the general reference electrical specification is 220 V, 50/60 Hz and 1.4 kW.

There is no fixed price for every project. Cost depends on the finished pack format and dimensions, product, target fill, required output, sealing and cutting requirements, destination electrical configuration and selected optional functions. Share these details to receive a project-specific quotation.

NEW PACKING can provide remote video support, English manuals, operator training, installation and commissioning support, spare-parts supply and overseas on-site service according to the project. The service method, availability, related costs and warranty terms are confirmed in the final quotation and contract.