Machine family
Integrated Lines
Define the primary machine, inspection, transfer and downstream handoff as one scope.
Compare line routes
Compare the integrated Stick Pack line and downstream-interface scopes, then open the route that matches the project boundary you need to define.
Project starting pointConfirm material, pack and line scope firstMachine routes
By product type
01Integrated Stick Pack Line
Supplying product to the machine — Define product supply, refill and any holding or buffer arrangement. Identify what the existing process provides and what the new equipment must include.
02Downstream Interface
Discharge geometry — Exit height, direction, pack pitch and the usable transfer window from the primary machine.
Directory decisions
Use these questions to narrow the next route
Use Integrated Stick Pack Line to review the whole route from product supply to the final pack. Use Downstream Interface to focus on the handoff between machines, including an existing machine. For either route, agree which equipment is included, who supplies and connects it, and who verifies the interface checks. Share the product, target fill weight, pack requirements and any available layout or existing-equipment details to make the discussion specific.
- 01
Integrated Stick Pack Line
Supplying product to the machineDefine product supply, refill and any holding or buffer arrangement. Identify what the existing process provides and what the new equipment must include.
Making and sealing the stick packsReview dosing, forming, film, seals and coding together with the product, fill weight and intended pack dimensions.
Checking packs and handling rejectsSpecify what needs checking, where rejected packs should go and how removal is confirmed. Agree what the line should do when a check fails.
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Downstream Interface
Discharge geometryExit height, direction, pack pitch and the usable transfer window from the primary machine.
Pack presentationOrientation, spacing, grouping and the conditions required by the next operation.
Inspection and rejectWhat is inspected, where a reject goes and how a reject is confirmed without ambiguity.
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