What This Machine Does
Granules weighed per pouch — and no bag gets filled half-open.
The PP190 packs granules, powders and liquids at up to 6,000 packs/hour (100 packs/min) on pre-made pouches 50-95 mm wide, with fills to 200 ml. A multi-head combination weigher doses granular products; two filling stations keep the pace up.
The trade-off: precision features over raw speed. It tops out at 100 packs/min, not 160 — and in exchange carries the features quality lines actually use: a pouch interlock that refuses half-open bags, and a horizontal single-axis drive that is easy to maintain and clean.
Best-Fit Products
Runs these well — and what each one needs
- Granules weighed per pouch → multi-head combination weighing for accurate granule dosing
- Powder sachets at speed → powder fills in 50-95 mm pouches at 100 packs/min
- Liquid portion packs → liquid fills to 200 ml on the second filling station
- Quality-critical lines → pouch interlock — a bag that does not open fully is not filled and not sealed
Not sure what these pouch styles look like? Our pouch types guide shows a labeled diagram of each bag style.
Configurations & Options
Right-sized to your real product
- Pouch shapes: flat and stand-up (doypack) pouches, 50-95 mm wide, up to 280 mm high
- Filling: two filling stations; multi-head combination weighing for granules
- Drive: horizontal single-axis — easy to maintain and clean
- Controls: PLC with touchscreen HMI
- Power: 5 kW total; 300 L/min of compressed air
- Footprint: 3,150 × 1,195 × 1,120 mm, 2,000 kg
Is this the right machine for you?
Four honest questions before you buy
- Do you dose granules by weight? The multi-head weigher is this model’s core configuration.
- Are your pouches within 50-95 mm and fills to 200 ml? For 200 mm pouches and 1,000 ml fills, the PP190P is the wide-range version.
- Do you need pouch-interlock protection against half-open bags?
- Is 100 packs/min the right band — not the 50 of the P variant, not the 160 of the top-speed models?
FAQ
The things buyers actually ask.
What does pouch interlock mean?
If a pouch does not open fully, it is not filled and not sealed — it drops out instead of becoming a leaking reject.
How are granules dosed?
A multi-head combination weigher doses by weight; liquids and powders run on the two filling stations.
What pouch shapes does it run?
Flat and stand-up pouches from 50 to 95 mm wide, up to 280 mm high.
What utilities does it need?
5 kW power and 300 L/min of compressed air.
