Distribution agreement for Volpak's form-fill-seal gear

Heat and Control Pty Ltd

Thursday, 08 February, 2018

Distribution agreement for Volpak's form-fill-seal gear

Heat and Control has entered an exclusive distributor partnership agreement with horizontal form-fill-seal equipment manufacturer Volpak.

Volpak’s wide range of horizontal form-fill-seal pouches and sachets is suitable for use in the food, beverage and dairy industries, and includes flat pouches, stand-up pouches, single and twin, strings and cooking bags. They can be used for both solid and liquid applications such as sauces, tomato, salad, dressings, bakery and confectionery.

The horizontal form filling seal machines for pouching come in a range of models to suit any size business, like the SL110, which can produce up to 160 pouches/min.

Volpak’s latest machine, the SI-440 horizontal pouching machine, incorporates multiple innovations across both electronics and controls, making it one of the most flexible and versatile horizontal machines in the packaging market today. The SI-440 adapts to various situations, from projects requiring a large production of small and medium-sized formats, (from ¼ litre with production up to 200 sachets/min) to projects that require large-format packaging (up to 2 litres, liquid or solid products).

Known for their reliability and robustness, the Volpak range of solutions has been designed for safety, functionality, hygiene and accessibility, and would particularly suit a start-up company looking for an economical form fill solution.

The range of horizontal form-fill-seal solutions from Volpak adds to Heat and Control’s already large portfolio of packaging equipment for the food industry, further enabling Heat and Control to be a sole provider of turnkey integrated machinery solutions. The focus is to provide a partnership that supports the customer’s business model with total cost of ownership solutions, giving a return on investment that allows for those non-tangible costs that are often forgotten.

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