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Sugar, Salt and Seasoning Packaging Machines

Pack white sugar, salt, MSG, chicken bouillon granules and other granular seasonings in bags or 1–5 kg spouted pouches.

Packages: 1–5 kg spouted pouches, pillow and gusset bags or quad-seal bags

Sugar and Salt Packing Challenges

Six points that decide whether a sugar, salt or seasoning line runs well.

01

Moisture and caking

White sugar clumps bridging the opening of a stainless steel hopper

Sugar, salt and seasoning granules take up moisture from the air. Damp product cakes, bridges in hoppers and doses unevenly.

What we do · Hopper flow and dosing stability are checked with your product in the test.

02

Fine, coarse and crystal grades

Four grades of white granules and crystals on a stainless steel surface

Fine salt, granulated sugar, MSG crystals and rock sugar differ in size and bulk density, so they do not dose the same way.

What we do · The dosing method is chosen for your grade: cup filler, multihead or linear weigher, or an auger filler for fine, powdery grades.

03

Fines in the seal

White sugar granules near the top sealing area of a clear bag

Sugar dust and salt fines lift during filling and settle in the seal area or on the spout.

What we do · Every packaging test checks seal quality and product in the seal area, and the spout and cap on spouted pouches.

04

Salt and seasoning residue

Salt and seasoning residue collected in the corner of a stainless steel hopper

Salt and seasoning residue stays on contact surfaces and has to be cleaned off between runs and between products.

What we do · Contact surfaces and cleaning access are reviewed for your product.

05

Heavy 1–5 kg pouches

A clear spout pouch with a carry handle filled with white granules

A 5 kg pouch of sugar or salt takes longer to fill and must be capped tight.

What we do · Wide-Spout fillers fill two pouches at a time and cap them with servo torque control.

06

Sharp crystals and film

Large angular crystals pressing against clear packaging film

Rock sugar and coarse salt have hard, sharp edges that can scratch or puncture thin film.

What we do · The film and the drop into the bag are checked with your product in the test.

Recommended Packaging Route

The same conveying feeds whichever packaging machine your package needs.

Pendulum bucket conveyor, SVC260, VP and VGT baggers with bags of sugar, salt and seasoning; SPFC-1200R and SPFC-S8 Wide-Spout fillers with spouted pouches (composite image)
  1. 01

    Pendulum Bucket Conveyor

    Hygienic or Standard model lifts the product to the filler or doser

  2. 02

    Dosing

    Built into the Wide-Spout filler; a cup filler, weigher or auger filler for the baggers

  3. 03

    Packaging Machine

    Wide-Spout, SVC260, VP or VGT, chosen by the product and package

  4. 04

    Inspection

    Checkweighing and contaminant checks

  5. 05

    Case Packing and Palletizing

    Packs into cases, cases onto pallets

Wide-Spout fillers weigh, fill and cap in one machine. The SVC260, VP and VGT take their dose from a separate doser chosen for the product.

LINYOPACK machines

Modules Matched to the Product

Start from the package: each packaging machine below is labelled with the pouches or bags it makes. Handling, dosing, inspection and end-of-line modules complete the line.

Which Dosing System for the Baggers?

The dosing method depends on the grade and how tight your weight tolerance is.

Swipe the table to compare.

 

Cup filler

Multihead weigher

Linear weigher

Auger filler

Measures

Volume

Weight

Weight

Volume, by screw turns

Suits

Free-flowing sugar and salt with a steady bulk density

Coarse crystals and mixed seasoning granules

Free-flowing granules

Fine, powdery grades

Weight in the pack

Varies with bulk density

Follows the target weight

Follows the target weight

Varies with powder density

This page covers granular products. For fine seasoning powders, see Powder Packaging 

Compare the dosing systems in detail 

Define Sustainable Good Output

A sugar or salt line runs at the pace of its slowest stage. The conveyor is rated in m³/h, so we convert it to kg/h with your bulk density and compare it with what the packing line needs.

Conveyor supplykg/h = m³/h × Bulk densityLine demandkg/h = Good packs per hour × Fill weight

Supply must stay above demand. We set the final line target from product tests and agreed FAT conditions.

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  1. 01

    Product handling

    Enough kg/h at your bulk density

  2. 02

    Dosing or filling

    Enough sustainable doses per minute

  3. 03

    Bagging or capping

    Enough good packs per minute

  4. 04

    Inspection

    Enough accepted packs per minute

  5. 05

    Case packing

    Enough cases per minute at the packs per case you need

  6. 06

    Palletizing

    Keeps up with the case rate

Spouted pouch, pillow bag, side gusset bag and quad-seal bag with sugar, salt and seasoning

Test With Your Sugar or Salt

Send a sample or the product details. We run them before the final configuration is fixed. The test is free; you cover the shipping of your samples.

How the packaging test works

What to send

  • Product sample: sugar, salt or seasoning type

  • Grade: fine, granulated or coarse crystal

  • Bulk density

  • Target fill weight

  • Pouch with cap, or bag sample and film

  • Required good output

  • Pouch loading: manual or automatic

  • Nitrogen or induction sealing, if needed

What the test checks

  • Conveyor throughput in kg/h

  • Flow and caking in the hopper

  • Weight result

  • Fines in the seal or on the spout

  • Pouch opening, filling and capping (Wide-Spout)

  • Bag forming and seal quality (SVC260, VP, VGT)

  • Sustainable output

  • Reject and stop causes

FAQ

Questions buyers ask about packing sugar, salt and seasoning.

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White sugar, fine and coarse salt, MSG, chicken bouillon granules and other granular seasonings. Rock sugar and other coarse pieces are packed in bags.

Yes. Wide-Spout fillers weigh, fill and cap 1–5 kg in 33 mm angled-spout pouches. Accuracy / scale division: X(0.5) / 1 g.

It depends on the grade. A cup filler suits free-flowing sugar and salt with a steady bulk density. A multihead or linear weigher measures weight, which suits coarse crystals, mixed seasoning granules and tight tolerances. Fine, powdery grades are dosed by an auger filler. We test your product and recommend one.

The LU-HKG-600PRO fills 450–700 pouches/hour, the SPFC-S8 1,000–1,200 and the SPFC-1200R 1,200–1,400. Actual output depends on the product, pouch, loading mode and configuration.

Both take up moisture and can cake, and bouillon granules leave fine residue on contact surfaces. We check hopper flow, the weight result and seal quality with your granules, and choose a weigher or cup filler by grain size. Each flavour the line will run is tested, with cleaning between flavours. Fine seasoning powders are covered on Powder Packaging.

Foil induction sealing is an option on the SPFC-S8 and SPFC-1200R, together with air evacuation or nitrogen flushing.

Start With Your Sugar or Salt

Send the product, grade, target weight, package and required output. We will use them to choose the packaging machine and plan the test.

  1. 01Product
  2. 02Target weight
  3. 03Package
  4. 04Output

We reply within 1 working day.

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