- Machine Dimensions: 1219mm x 1524mm x 1828mm (LWH)
- Machine Weight: ~385 Kg
- Forming Area: ~100 mm x 160 mm
- Usable web width: confirm with Mactec for the proposed pouch format.
- Machine Speed: 10 – 35 cpm (depending on product characteristics and automation)
- Electrical Requirements: 110VAC at 15amps
- Air Consumption: 12-16 CFM based on 20 CPM
Compare pouch packing machines by product handling
Start with how the product enters the pouch: a measured dose on a vertical form fill seal machine, or individual placement on a horizontal form fill seal machine. Then compare the package drawing, feeding method and production requirements.
| Machine | Process | What to compare |
|---|---|---|
| MTVP160 | Vertical form-fill-seal | Sachets and unit doses; review dosing, pouch drawing and lane arrangement. |
| MTVP200 | Vertical form-fill-seal | Compare format and multi-lane requirements with MTVP160; confirm the usable layout. |
| MTHP150 | Horizontal form-fill-seal | Patches, devices and other placed products; review loading, orientation and selected feeding options. |
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Mactec designs and builds vertical and horizontal form-fill-seal pouch packing machines in the USA. Compare a vertical pouch filling machine for liquids, powders, tablets, and capsules with a horizontal pouch packaging machine for patches, medical devices, and other placed products — each configured to your product and package.
Choose the right pouch packing machine for your product
MTVP160 Vertical Form-Fill-Seal Pouch Machine
A compact vertical pouch filling machine and sachet packaging machine for unit-dose pouches. The MTVP160 forms pouches from rollstock, fills them, then seals and separates the finished packs.
- Configured filling for liquids, powders, tablets, or capsules.
- Four-sided seals, with perforating and cutting to suit the package.
- Multi-lane configurations, subject to pouch size and filling requirements.
- Preprinted-film registration and product coding can be included in the configuration.
Explore the MTVP160 model to discuss package fit, filling options, and utilities.

MTVP200 Vertical Pouch Packing Machine (Wider Web)
A vertical form-fill-seal platform for wider formats and additional lane options. The MTVP200 uses the same form-fill-seal approach as the MTVP160, with a larger web format. It is a candidate when your pouch dimensions or proposed lane arrangement require more room.
- Configured filling for liquids, powders, tablets, or capsules.
- Four-sided seals, perforating, and cutting.
- Web widths up to 200 mm; usable pouch size and lane count depend on the package layout.
- Options for preprinted-film registration and product coding.
Explore the MTVP200 model and compare the format with your proposed pouch.

MTHP150 Horizontal Form-Fill-Seal Pouch Machine
Horizontal packaging for products that need controlled placement. The MTHP150 is a starting point for patches, medical devices, and other products placed into a pouch. The loading arrangement is selected around the product’s shape and handling needs.
- Forms, feeds, seals, perforates, and cuts four-sided-seal pouches.
- Custom pick-and-place and vision inspection options for suitable applications.
- Single- or multi-lane arrangements according to pouch size and product layout.
- Product coding options, including lot and expiration information.
Explore the MTHP150 model for handling, loading, and packaging options.

A closer look at Mactec pouch equipment
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Planning your pouch packaging project
You do not need a finished equipment specification to start a conversation. Tell us what you want to package and we will help identify a suitable machine and configuration.
What are you packaging?
Share the product type and the amount in each pouch. For patches or devices, tell us the product dimensions and how it needs to be handled.
What should the finished pouch look like?
A sample, sketch, or package drawing helps us review pouch size, material, and seal layout. If those details are not decided, tell us what you know so far.
What does your production run require?
Tell us your target output, batch sizes, available space, and how often you expect to change products or pouch sizes. These details help us discuss filling, tooling, and loading options.
Pouch equipment in practice
Explore Mactec project stories, from a pouch-line replacement to an MTVP-200 shipment.
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