The FFS bagging machine can reach over 2000 bags/hour. For free-flowing products. It has limited size, compact structure and can be installed in a small area.
The MF TUBE FFS Form-Fill-Seal machine was designed to handle high-speed packaging of free-flowing, powdery, and granular products.
Engineered to ensure maximum productivity and reliability, it achieves speeds of up to 2,000 bags/hour depending on the characteristics of the product being bagged.
Its structure is made entirely of AISI 304/L Stainless Steel, making it ideal for both food products and the bagging of chemical or aggressive substances.
Thanks to its extremely compact footprint, the machine can also be installed in tight production spaces.
The packaging cycle of the MF TUBE operates through three high-precision stations:
| Parameter | Value / Feature |
|---|---|
| Maximum speed | Up to 33 BPM (2,000 bags/hour) |
| Bag types | Pillow bags, Gusseted bags |
| Minimum bag dimensions | 320 x 550 mm |
| Maximum bag dimensions | 480 x 900 mm |
| Construction material | AISI 304/L Stainless Steel |
| Control and Automation | PLC with Touch-Screen Operator Panel and remote management |


The MF TUBE FFS machine is a versatile solution suitable for packaging a wide range of bulk products:
MF TECNO boasts over 20 years of experience in designing and installing high-tech complete systems.
The MF TUBE FFS machine integrates seamlessly upstream and downstream with palletizing, case packing, and stretch wrapping systems.
Below is a detailed overview of the Tubular Form-Fill-Seal machine.
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