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Technical guides, buying advice and industry insight from the Vedvik Machinery team — practical content for production managers, procurement heads and owners evaluating packaging and inspection machinery.

Industry Insights8 October 2026

Pick Fill Seal (PFS) Machine - Vedvik Machinery

Vedvik Machinery's in-house engineered PFS system fills doy pouches and ziplock bags, 50g - 1kg, up to 60 cycles/min — built and serviced in India.

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Industry Insights1 October 2026

Kraus Friction Feeder - Vedvik Machinery

Discover Vedvik Machinery's Kraus friction feeder — a compact, servo-driven system for feeding cards, leaflets, and cartons at up to 50 m/min.

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Industry Insights16 September 2026

Pouch Packing Machinery - HFFS Technology

Explore the Effytec HB Series HFFS pouch packing machine, supplied by Vedvik Machinery — up to 320 PPM, mono-material film compatible, made in Spain.

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Buying Guide2 June 2026

How to Choose the Right Packaging Machine for Your Production Line

A packaging machine shapes your line's speed, quality and running cost for years. This guide walks through the seven decisions that matter most — product, pack format, dosing, throughput, changeover, inspection and total cost of ownership — so you invest in the right system the first time.

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Technology4 June 2026

What is Checkweighing? A Complete Guide for Manufacturers

A checkweigher weighs every pack on the line and rejects any that fall outside tolerance. This guide explains how dynamic checkweighing works, why it protects both compliance and profit, the reject and certification options, and when your line needs one.

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Buying Guide16 June 2026

VFFS vs HFFS Packaging Machines: Which One is Right for Your Product?

Vertical and horizontal form-fill-seal machines are not interchangeable. The right choice depends on your product, pack format and throughput. This guide explains how each works, their strengths and limits, and how to decide between VFFS and HFFS.

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