Bag Closing Equipment

Machinery used to close any preformed bag, that is closed by a method usually other than heat sealing or sewing. Note: form/fill/seal machines are not included here.

Category Explained

Bag closing equipment encompasses a range of machines designed to securely seal preformed bags after they have been filled. These machines employ various methods to close bags, excluding heat sealing and sewing, ensuring the contents are protected and contained for storage, transport, or sale. This type of machinery is essential for operations looking to efficiently manage the packaging process of products in industries such as food, agriculture, pharmaceuticals, and more, where the integrity and safety of the package are paramount. The equipment is versatile, accommodating a wide array of bag materials and sizes, making it a crucial component in the packaging and manufacturing machinery sector for businesses aiming to streamline their packaging operations.

Typical products and applications include:

  • Fresh produce or bakery items: Closed with twist ties, clips, or tabs for resealability and freshness
  • Pet food and lawn care products: Bags secured with adhesive strips or crimp closures for tamper resistance
  • Bulk dry goods like grains or seeds: Closed using press-on closures or zip locks for easy reuse
  • Pharmaceutical kits or medical supplies: Packaged in pre-made bags with secure, non-heat closures
  • Hardware components or small parts kits: Sealed using clamp or staple closures for quick assembly

Additional Considerations:

  • Supports non-heat sealing methods: Includes twist tying, clipping, folding, taping, and other mechanical closure types
  • Versatile across bag types and sizes: Works with plastic, paper, laminated, and other preformed bag materials
  • Improves packaging efficiency: Reduces manual labor and speeds up the post-fill packaging process
  • Maintains product integrity and presentation: Ensures consistent, tamper-evident, and resealable closures
  • Integrates easily into existing packaging lines: Often used alongside bag loading, weighing, or labeling stations