Our packaging machines can effortlessly package preserved food products in a wide variety of containers. In the packaging process, it makes no difference whether a tray is used to bundle the products. It is also possible to group products without a tray and package them as a bundled unit in film.

Packaging beverages and canned goods places clear demands on bundle stability, transport security, and throughput.

 Packaging machines for bottles, cans, and jars must reliably bundle heavy units, prepare them securely for transport, and consistently achieve high cycle rates. Kallfass develops packaging machines specifically designed for exactly this requirement profile in beverage and canned food production.

 

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Which packaging machine for your product?

Together we'll find the right solution!

Your product is unique. So are your packaging requirements. Our standard for film packaging is always the same:

"A pack has to be perfect!"

We act according to this principle. To ensure the packaging result is right in the end, a wide range of factors must be considered in advance. When choosing a suitable packaging machine, several machine types are generally possible candidates. But there is only one machine that, taking all factors into account, achieves the optimal packaging result. Together with you, we want to find exactly that Kallfass system.

 

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At our company headquarters in Nürtingen, we showcase our state-of-the-art technologies all year round. Our goal is to find the right packaging machine for your product in a constructive business atmosphere.

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Requirements for bundling and transport security

Beverages and canned goods are heavy, stackable, and transported in large quantities. The packaging must hold units stable, prevent shifting on the pallet, and protect the contents from damage. At the same time, the packaging must be economical — material consumption and cycle performance directly determine production costs.


Shrink film is the most common packaging material in this sector. It bundles bottles, cans, and jars into stable units, protects against dirt, and enables safe handling on pallets. The film must shrink evenly — uneven tension compromises unit stability and increases the risk of breakage.
 

Machine deployment in beverage and canned food production

Film wrapping machines take on central tasks in beverage and canned food production: bundling bottles and cans with shrink film, tray packaging for additional stacking stability, and secondary packaging into cartons for shipping. Kallfass machines are designed for high throughput and efficient processes.


Availability of over 98.5% in multi-shift operation ensures that no unplanned downtime occurs, even at high production volumes.  
 

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FAQ

What packaging forms are common for beverages and canned goods?

Here too, packaging forms are diverse. One common option is direct bundling of sales units without a tray. However, flat trays and high trays can also be reliably packaged. Tray packaging provides additional stacking stability.

How high are the achievable cycle rates in beverage production?

This depends on the machine type and unit size. Kallfass machines are designed for high throughput and achieve availability of over 98.5% in multi-shift operation — even with changing formats.

How can different bottle and can formats be packaged on a single machine?

Through flexible packaging machines with fast format changeovers. Varying unit sizes and formats can be processed on a single line without having to accept extensive setup times.

Are film wrapping machines also suitable for glass bottles, plastic bottles, and canning jars?

Yes. Kallfass machines are designed to process various container shapes. Glass bottles, plastic bottles, and canning jars are packaged securely in film.