INMAYPACK · Single-serve ground coffee packaging
Drip Coffee Bag Packaging Machine
Build your drip-bag coffee project around the finished pack.
Plan the coffee dose, hanging-ear filter bag and protective outer envelope together. Send your package samples and production goals for a machine configuration and itemized quotation.
- Ground coffee
- Inner filter bag
- Hanging-ear format
- Outer envelope
Start with coffee, a finished reference pack, material details and your target output.
Equipment for your drip coffee product
From a coffee concept to a defined packing project.
A drip coffee bag packaging machine is selected for a single-serve brew pack: ground coffee sits inside a filter bag with a hanging-ear interface, and an outer envelope provides the retail package. The proposed configuration should identify how each layer is produced and handled.
Work with INMAYPACK on the package review and quotation. Share the finished format first, then agree the dosing, material handling, sealing and outfeed requirements for your project.
Two layers. One finished product.
Define the brew bag. Then define its outer pack.
The drawings illustrate package concepts, not a promise of one machine mechanism or fixed bag size.
01 · Inner brew pack
Hanging-ear filter bag
Provide the filter structure, finished dimensions and ear construction. Show how the consumer opens the bag and places it on the intended cup.
02 · Outer retail pack
Protective envelope
Provide film specifications, artwork, registration marks and tear details. Identify the appearance and seal condition your brand needs.
Bring both layers to the review. Confirm how the inner pack moves into the outer-envelope stage and which material feeds are included.
Plan the production around the package
Make the proposal specific to your coffee brand.
Package definition
Your retail format
Send one approved reference pack for each format. Label the inner bag and envelope drawings so the review covers the same finished product.
Product definition
Your coffee recipe
Name the roast, grind and dose. Include different recipes or weights you want reviewed so the quotation can address the requested changeovers.
Output definition
Your production plan
State required finished packs per minute or shift, working hours and downstream needs. Ask for the proposed model and trial basis in writing.
Working principle & project review
How the drip coffee packing route is planned.
Use these stages to review the proposal. The actual station sequence and mechanisms belong in the selected machine specification.
Review coffee and materials
Provide production-representative samples for the proposed route.
Define the dosing stage
Ask how the selected filler will handle the dose and coffee condition.
Specify the inner bag
Identify filter forming, filling and closure functions in the proposal.
Confirm the hanging-ear interface
Ask how the selected material construction reaches the finished brew pack.
Define the outer envelope
Identify transfer, film handling, sealing and cutting responsibilities.
Agree finished-pack discharge
List collection, coding, counting and selected downstream connections.
Machine configuration
Choose the boundary of your packing project.
Ask for a written equipment list and layout for the route you need.
Complete primary-pack review
Inner and outer packaging
Request a configuration review covering both layers. Ask the proposal to identify the inner-pack stage, outer-film stage and transfer between them.
Existing equipment interface
Inner packaging with a separate wrapper
If you already have an outer wrapper, provide its infeed drawing and accepted pack orientation. Define transfer and responsibility for the connection.
Selected downstream scope
Primary pack to retail carton
For multipack boxes, provide carton samples, pack count and orientation. Review grouping and the cartoner connection as a separate line requirement.
For a wider project, review the coffee packaging line and turnkey solution routes. Ask which functions are included, optional or supplied by others.
Specifications for your quotation
Drip coffee bag packaging machine selection checklist.
Use this table to send the inputs for a current technical proposal. Numeric capacity, bag-size ranges and utility values are configuration specific.
| Review item | What to send | What to request |
|---|---|---|
| Coffee dose | Target grams per pack and accepted variation | Request the selected dosing method and sample-test result. |
| Production output | Required finished packs per minute or shift | Request a stated product, format, run duration and reject basis. |
| Inner bag | Drawing, filter material and hanging-ear construction | Request approved dimensions and material-handling scope. |
| Outer envelope | Drawing, film structure, artwork and tear details | Request film-feed, sealing and cut requirements. |
| Site utilities | Destination, power supply and available compressed air | Request the current electrical and air specifications. |
| Changeover | Each coffee recipe, dose and packaging format | Request named parts, settings and an agreed changeover trial. |
| Line connection | Existing feeder, wrapper, inspection or cartoner | Request a layout and responsibilities for each interface. |
Options to discuss
Put the requested functions into the equipment list.
These are quotation questions. Availability and inclusion must be confirmed for the selected build.
Preservation requirement
Gas arrangement
If nitrogen is required, state your finished-pack target and ask for the gas system, supply requirements and test method.
Identification
Batch and date coding
Send the code content, position and readability target. Ask which coding equipment and consumables are proposed.
Quality control
Inspection and rejects
Identify dose, seal or code checks you need. Ask for the inspection method, reject path and trial evidence.
Secondary packaging
Counting and cartoning
Provide pack count, orientation, carton samples and downstream layout. Ask for the collection and grouping scope.
Changeover
Additional pack formats
Send a separate drawing and material set for each requested format. Ask which tooling and adjustment parts are needed.
Operation
Cleaning and access
Describe recipe changes and your cleaning procedure. Request access details, documented cleaning steps and operating instructions.
Coffee and packaging trials
Agree what a successful sample run must show.
Coffee dose
Agree sample quantity, weighing method and accepted variation.
Inner pack function
Check opening, ear position, cup fit and your brewing sample protocol.
Outer pack finish
Check artwork position, seal condition, tear feature and handling.
Production run
Record accepted packs, rejects, stops, refill conditions and run duration.
Make the finished pack the acceptance reference.
Ask for trial records linked to your coffee, materials and format. Add your required photos, operating video and handover documents to the agreed test plan.
Machine price & itemized quotation
Get a drip coffee machine quote for your complete requirement.
Request a current price against an identified configuration. The equipment list should show the primary packaging route and any selected line modules.
Primary equipment
Define the machine build.
- Proposed model and approved pack drawings
- Coffee dosing and product-feed scope
- Inner filter and hanging-ear material handling
- Outer-envelope packaging and transfer scope
- Controls, guarding and changeover parts
Project scope
Define the supplied line.
- Requested gas arrangement and coding
- Selected inspection and reject handling
- Conveying, counting and carton interfaces
- Factory test and agreed documentation
- Installation, training and service requirements
Send your brief. Receive a configuration review.
Coffee sample · target dose · finished pack · material specifications · required output · selected options · destination and utilities · existing line equipment.
Buyer questions
Drip coffee bag packaging machine FAQ.
What is a drip coffee bag packaging machine?
What is the difference between drip bags and coffee sticks?
Does the quotation include both inner and outer packaging?
Which coffee and pack samples should I provide?
What speed should I use for planning?
Which bag dimensions can be used?
Can nitrogen flushing be included?
Can batch and date coding be added?
Can the machine connect to a cartoner?
How should different coffee recipes be reviewed?
What should the factory acceptance test cover?
How do I get a current machine price?
Plan your drip coffee packaging project
Send your pack. Start the machine review.
Share the coffee, inner filter bag, outer envelope and required output. Get a proposal built around your finished-pack requirement.