INMAYPACK · Shanghai packaging machinery
Why Choose INMAYPACK for Packaging Machinery
Your product. Your package. A coordinated machine proposal.
INMAYPACK has designed and built flexible packaging machinery in Shanghai since 2009. Explore doypack, sachet, premade-pouch and coffee equipment with a project review that connects product filling, package handling and delivery.
- Doypack systems
- Sachet & stick packs
- Premade pouches
- Coffee packaging
Send your product, dose range, package drawing and required finished-pack output.
About INMAYPACK
Packaging machinery built around the application.
INMAYPACK is a packaging machinery manufacturer in Shanghai, China, serving flexible-packaging and coffee-packaging projects. Its equipment range covers roll-film pouch forming, sachet and stick-pack routes, premade-pouch filling, and selected coffee filling and sealing applications.
The starting point is the pack you need to sell and the product you need to fill. The machine recommendation brings together the package format, dosing method, sealing process, operating requirements and selected line connections.
For connected equipment, turnkey packaging solutions coordinate the supplied machines and their interfaces within one defined project scope.
Why choose INMAYPACK
Six priorities for your packaging project.
Bring equipment selection, integration and acceptance into the same discussion with your production team.
01 · Product fit
Start with the real product
Review flow, viscosity, particles, dust, foaming and dose range so that the filler and package process work together.
02 · Equipment choice
Compare the right packaging routes
Review roll-film HFFS, sachet, stick-pack, premade-pouch and coffee formats before selecting the equipment configuration.
03 · Line coordination
Connect the selected functions
Define feeding, filling, coding, inspection, conveyors and downstream equipment with clear handoff responsibilities.
04 · Sample review
Use representative materials
Discuss trials using your product, film, pouch or capsule components and review filling, handling and seal quality.
05 · Acceptance
Agree what a successful run means
Set the test product, package, finished-pack output, quality checks and records before pre-shipment acceptance.
06 · Handover
Plan the move into production
Confirm manuals, drawings, training, commissioning, spare-parts information and support arrangements in the project proposal.
Packaging machinery capabilities
See the equipment behind your project.
These photographs illustrate equipment families. Each proposal identifies the selected model, filler, tooling and included functions.
Roll-film pouch systems
Doypack Packing Machines
Review stand-up, zipper, spout and shaped pouch configurations with selected forming tools and fillers.
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Portion-pack equipment
Sachet & Stick-Pack Machines
Compare flat sachets and multi-lane portion packs for powder, liquid and granule applications.
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Supplied-pouch filling
Premade Pouch Packing Machines
Review rotary, linear and application-specific handling, filling and sealing for manufactured pouches.
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Coffee filling and sealing
Coffee Packaging Machines
Explore capsule, pod, coffee powder, coffee bean and selected secondary-packaging routes.
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Look closely at the functions that affect your pack.
Ask to review the relevant mechanisms and operating conditions alongside the overall machine proposal.
Film handling
Review the production laminate, web path, print registration and forming tools for roll-film applications.
Pouch opening
Match pouch gripping and opening to the supplied pack, product access and selected handling configuration.
Sealing process
Review seal area, product contamination, temperature, pressure and cooling with the actual package material.
Mechanism photographs are references from selected equipment. Your machine drawing defines the delivered arrangement.
Have a product and pouch ready to review?
Share the drawing, material and filling conditions to discuss a suitable packaging route.
Working with INMAYPACK
From your first brief to production handover.
Use a clear sequence so that each project decision builds on the confirmed product and package requirements.
Share the application
Send the product, dose range, package drawing, material details, output target, site conditions and destination.
Review the machine route
Compare the package-making method, filler, closure, cleaning needs and selected line equipment.
Define the proposal
Record the configuration, layout, interfaces, utilities, documents, price, delivery and service scope.
Review samples and test plans
Agree representative materials, sample-review needs, test conditions and acceptance priorities.
Complete pre-shipment checks
Review the agreed FAT results, running evidence, documents, deviations and remaining work.
Plan installation and support
Confirm site readiness, commissioning, training, parts and support responsibilities for the delivered equipment.
Demonstration and acceptance
Review evidence for your production conditions.
Useful machine evidence names the product, dose, package material, filler, run conditions and quality checks. Ask for footage and records relevant to the proposed equipment, then agree which conditions will be demonstrated before shipment.
A factory acceptance test (FAT) reviews the agreed functions at the supplier facility. Site acceptance and production startup depend on installation, utilities, upstream supply and downstream interfaces.
Prepare your review with the machine FAT checklist and packaging system integration checklist.
Discuss the sample review and delivery scope.
Tell us which product and pack conditions matter most to your production team.
A clear proposal
Confirm the terms that matter to your purchase.
The quotation and project documents record the equipment, responsibilities and commercial arrangements for your order.
Machine & output
Product, package, dose, model, filler, run conditions and accepted-output basis.
Price & delivery
Included equipment, exclusions, trade terms, documentation and agreed delivery basis.
Destination requirements
Applicable destination requirements and supporting documents for the delivered configuration.
Warranty & service
Coverage, start date, parts, remote support, field service, travel and response arrangements.
FAT & site acceptance
Materials, duration, quality checks, deviations, site dependencies and retained records.
Explore before you enquire
Continue with the information your team needs.
See public machine and application footage on the official INMAYPACK YouTube channel, or contact INMAYPACK for a project-specific review.
Buyer questions
Why INMAYPACK FAQ.
What does INMAYPACK manufacture?
INMAYPACK provides flexible-packaging and coffee-packaging equipment, including roll-film doypack systems, sachet and stick-pack routes, premade-pouch filling equipment and selected coffee filling and sealing applications. The proposal identifies the exact equipment and included functions.
Where is INMAYPACK based, and when did it start?
INMAYPACK is based in Shanghai, China, and has worked in flexible packaging machinery since 2009. Request current company and equipment information relevant to your supplier evaluation.
What should I send for a machine recommendation?
Send your product description, dose range, package type and drawing, film or pouch details, required finished-pack output, utilities, cleaning needs, inspection priorities and destination. Include physical samples or photos where available.
Can I request a sample review or running video?
Discuss representative product and packaging materials with INMAYPACK and request relevant equipment footage. Agree the available trial conditions, quality checks and evidence needed for your decision in the project proposal.
Can INMAYPACK supply a complete packaging line?
A turnkey project can coordinate the selected packaging equipment, feeding, dosing, coding, inspection, conveyors and downstream functions. Confirm what is included, what is supplied by others, and who owns each interface.
How are performance, warranty and service confirmed?
Performance depends on the product, package, configuration and run conditions. Record the accepted-output basis, test plan, warranty coverage, commissioning, parts and support arrangements in the quotation and project documents.
Start your packaging project
Show us the product and pack. Discuss your machine proposal.
Send product details, dose range, a package drawing and your required finished-pack output. INMAYPACK will review the equipment route and information needed for the proposal.