1. Production Speed
Match the machine’s output (e.g., 400–800 sachets/minute) to your business needs. Overestimating capacity may lead to unnecessary costs.

2. Product Compatibility
Verify the machine handles your product type (powders, liquids, granules). Auger fillers suit fine powders, while piston fillers work for viscous liquids.

3. Film Material Flexibility
Ensure compatibility with eco-friendly, heat-sealable, or high-barrier films based on product requirements.

4. Ease of Maintenance
Look for auto-lubrication systems and easy-access components to minimize downtime.

5. Compliance and Safety
Choose CE-certified machines with safety guards and emergency stop features.

6. After-Sales Support
Opt for suppliers offering training, spare parts, and technical assistance.

Answering Google’s Top Questions

• 1.What’s the price range of a 10-lane sachet machine?

• - $50,000–$150,000, depending on automation level.

• 2.Can it handle small batches?

• -Yes, but high-speed machines are optimized for large-scale production.