The models F-14 and F-17 complete Enflex’s range of packing machines for towelette sachets. Each one of these machines counts on two commercial versions: one of a simple type for one sole sachet, and another duplex type for the simultaneous production of two sachets.

For this line of machines, Enflex has developed a packaging process which consists of six phases, whereby the two principal functions are carried out in a parallel manner with regard to content and containment. The machine counts on two reels: one for the weaving of the towelettes and one for the plastic material of the sachet, which will later contain these. After passing through an unwinder and being extended, cut and folded, the towelettes are introduced into the sachets and impregnated with the chosen liquid (perfume, hydrating cream, disinfectant, etc.) right at the moment of introducing them into the sachets that are subsequently sealed.

+ Special for cotton balls, masks and patches.
+ Possibility of alternating the towelettes and a second product.
+ Variety in the towelette material (paper, non-woven, etc).