From consultation to long-term support: Why Viking Mašek

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A partnership based on cooperation

We start with questions, not ready-made solutions. By understanding the real reason behind the need, we look for automation solutions that really make sense.

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Tailored solutions, not standard machines

Every operation is different. That’s why we don’t work with universal machines from stock, but design robust turn-key systems, strategically developed for performance and scalability.

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Support that doesn’t end with installation

We don’t leave after implementation. We remain by your side – we train your team, maintain the performance of your equipment, and help develop your operations.

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Technical know-how

With over 60 years of experience in packaging automation, we bring global expertise and new approaches to markets such as coffee, pet food, dietary supplements, and other dynamically developing industries.

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The packaging of legumes is now being done automatically.

A fully automated solution that combines precise filling, bag forming, resealable label application, and final packaging in cartons. Every step is perfectly coordinated—from product feeding to final package sealing. The result is an efficient and reliable line for modern food production.

  • Location
    Czech Republic
  • Company
    LaFood
Lafood

Complete line for packaging legumes in brickpack bags

From precise filling to final cartoning – a single solution that combines performance, smoothness, and precise processing of each bag.

Viking Mašek designed and delivered a fully automated line for packaging legumes into brickpack bags. The solution combines precise dosing, bag forming, label application, and subsequent packaging into group cartons—all in one continuous production process.

At the line entry point, there is a infeed conveyor that ensures an even supply of product to multihead combination weighers for precise dosing. The product is then packaged on an S300 vertical packaging machine, which produces a typical bag with clean edges and high stability.

The finished bags then pass through a TSH unit, which applies a resealable label – an ideal solution for products with repeated consumption, such as legumes. This is followed by transfer to a wrap-around cartoning machine, which completes the group packaging and ensures its strength and aesthetic appearance.

The entire line is synchronized and optimized for high performance, accuracy, and smooth production. The design allows for easy integration into other processes, such as palletizing.

  • Flat bottom bag

    The base for the subsequent creation of a brickpack bag.

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  • Applied label allows the bag to be resealed.

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Are you interested in a similar solution?

Let’s discuss it together.

    A partnership. It takes packaging further.

    Technology, design, and experience transform every project into a reliable solution.

    Why Viking Masek

    • A partnership based on cooperation
      We start with questions, not ready-made solutions. By understanding the real reason behind the need, we look for automation solutions that really make sense.

    • Tailored solutions, not standard machines
      Every operation is different. That’s why we don’t work with universal machines from stock, but design robust turn-key systems, strategically developed for performance and scalability.

    • Support that doesn’t end with installation
      We don’t leave after implementation. We remain by your side – we train your team, maintain the performance of your equipment, and help develop your operations.

    • Technical know-how
      With over 60 years of experience in packaging automation, we bring global expertise and new approaches to markets such as coffee, pet food, dietary supplements, and other dynamically developing industries.

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    Support

    Our machines will last for years. We are ready to step in whenever needed – quickly and without compromise.

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