Filters
Protect clean components from handling while preserving a compact pack format.
Consumer and industrial applications
Flow wrapping for soap, kits, sponges, filters and components
Flexible packaging for non-food products can improve presentation, containment and handling when the product can be fed consistently through a horizontal wrapper.
Flow-wrapping application review
Consumer products
Neat packs for regularly presented items
The LUZB350X application list includes soap, cosmetic kits and sponges alongside food products.
For consumer goods, the project may prioritise appearance, printed-film registration, tamper evidence, code placement and protection from handling. Abrasive or sharp product features should be assessed against film puncture resistance.
- Soap bars and personal-care items
- Cosmetic or promotional kits
- Sponges and household products
- Grouped sachets or primary packs
Industrial applications
Contain, count and protect components
Industrial products often need more upstream handling than a regular food item.
Small tools
Use guides or carriers where weight distribution, edges or irregular geometry could disturb the film.
Counted components
Integrate bowl feeding, counting or collating ahead of the wrapper with incomplete-count prevention.
Engineering questions
Define the risks before selecting film
Product-to-film interaction
- Sharp corners or burrs
- Abrasive surfaces
- Oil, dust or residue
- Static-sensitive parts
- Heavy or dense product groups
Presentation and verification
- Required count or kit completeness
- Barcode or batch-code visibility
- Clear or printed-film areas
- Inspection and reject strategy
- Downstream boxing or case packing
Automation network
Connect feeding, counting and packaging
Specialist equipment can be integrated around the wrapper when the interfaces are defined as one control system.
Feeding
Explore component handling and feeder resources within the Lancing machinery network.
Bowl feedersConveying
Plan transfer, buffering and discharge around product stability and line control.
Packaging conveyorsAutomation
Review wider packaging automation and line-integration capabilities.
Machinery AutomateFrequently asked
Non-food flow-wrapping questions
Can irregular non-food products be flow wrapped?
Possibly, but the feeding and film-forming method must control the product. Carriers, flights, guides or a bespoke infeed may be required for unstable shapes.
Can bubble wrap be used?
Bubble wrap appears in the published LUZB350X material list. Its thickness and compressibility can change forming and sealing requirements, so the exact material should be trialled or formally reviewed.
Can the machine count small components?
Counting normally sits upstream of the wrapper. A feeder, counter or collating station can present the correct group, while controls prevent an incomplete group entering the pack.
Can labels or codes be applied?
Yes, subject to the selected device, available web or pack area, line speed and control interface. Coding is typically easier to engineer when defined at the start of the project.