Pouch Machines
MTVP200 Vertical Form Fill Seal (VFFS) Sachet Machine, Wider Web
A larger-format vertical form fill seal (VFFS) sachet machine for pouches that need more web width or more lanes. It uses the same form-fill-seal process as the compact model, with a wider web; the usable width is listed in the specifications below.
Best for: Larger pouch formats and multi-lane production requiring up to approximately 200 mm web width.
Machine family: Pouch Packaging Machines
Supported applications
- Pharmaceutical and nutraceutical sachets
- Liquids and powders
- Tablets and capsules
- Multi-lane sample and unit-dose pouches
Capabilities and options
- Forming, filling, sealing, perforating, and cutting
- Automatic product filling
- Multi-lane configurations
- Registration for preprinted material
- Four-sided seals and variable-data printing options
Specifications
| Machine dimensions | 1219 mm × 1524 mm × 1828 mm (L × W × H) |
|---|---|
| Machine weight | Approximately 385 kg |
| Forming area | Approximately 140 mm × 200 mm |
| Maximum web width | Approximately 200 mm |
| Machine speed | 10–35 cycles per minute, depending on product and automation |
| Electrical requirements | 110 VAC at 15 amps |
| Air consumption | 12–16 CFM based on 20 cycles per minute |
Specifications are application-dependent and must be confirmed in Mactec’s proposal.
Cycle rates are not guaranteed finished-package output. Confirm format, configuration, utilities, and acceptance conditions in the proposal.Compare pouch packaging machines
Model Operations Best for Format review Cycle rate Listed utilities MTVP100 Vertical form-fill-seal Vertical sachet and unit-dose applications; confirm the pouch format with Mactec Forming area: Approximately 100 mm × 160 mm. Confirm maximum usable web width with engineering 10–35 cycles per minute, depending on product and automation 110 VAC at 15 amps; air: 12–16 CFM based on 20 cycles per minute MTVP200 Vertical form-fill-seal Larger pouch formats and multi-lane production requiring up to approximately 200 mm web width. Forming area: Approximately 140 mm × 200 mm 10–35 cycles per minute, depending on product and automation 110 VAC at 15 amps; air: 12–16 CFM based on 20 cycles per minute MTHP150 Horizontal forming, feeding, sealing, perforating, and cutting Flat or placed products that benefit from horizontal feeding and optional pick-and-place automation. Forming area: Approximately 120 mm × 160 mm 10–30 cycles per minute, depending on product characteristics 110 VAC at 15 amps; air: 12–16 CFM based on 20 cycles per minute
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Questions about MTVP200
Why compare MTVP200 with MTVP100?
MTVP200 is described as a larger-format vertical platform. Compare the proposed format and lane arrangement, not just the model number or a cycle-rate range.
Are lane count and dosing equipment fixed?
The catalog lists multi-lane configurations and automatic filling. The actual layout and filling equipment must be specified for the product and pouch in the proposal.
What support can Mactec provide?
Discuss tooling changes, installation, training, and validation support with our team. Your proposal will identify the equipment, options, and services included for your application.
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- Powder Sachet Filling Machines: Dosing, Dust and Seal: How a powder flows, how dusty it is, the dose and the seal: the questions that decide a powder sachet project.
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