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Bag Making Machines

Bag making machines convert blown film rolls into finished bags: sealing, cutting, punching and stacking in one automatic pass — for retail, food, industrial and logistics packaging.

Definition

What is a bag making machine?

A bag making machine feeds film from a roll, seals the bottom or side of the bag with heat or servo pressure, cuts it to length, and stacks or packs the finished bags. High-speed models run multiple lanes from a single frame.

E-SHION's range covers 11 machine families — from T-shirt and vest bags at 60–120 cycles per lane to zipper pouches, heavy duty sacks, BOPP thermal-cut bags and express mailer bags.

Applications

What it is
used for

01

Retail carrier bags

T-shirt, vest and grocery bags at high speed with automatic punching and stacking.

T-SHIRTVESTMULTI-LANE
02

Food & hygiene packaging

Zipper pouches and side-seal bags for food, stationery and hygiene products.

ZIPPERSIDE SEALSERVO
03

Industrial & heavy duty

Sacks and thick-film bags for bulk, mattresses, quilts and construction materials.

HEAVY DUTYWIDE SEAL
04

E-commerce & express

Courier and logistics mailer bags with tear-strip options.

EXPRESSDHL-800HIGH SPEED

Capabilities

Range &
configuration

ParameterDetails
Bag width100 – 1,800 mm (by machine family)
Bag lengthup to 1,800 mm
Speed(60–120) × 2 bags/min · up to 4/6 lanes
MaterialsHDPE / LDPE / PP / BOPP
Featuresservo drive · photocell registration · automatic stacking
Optionsprinting integration · zipper attachment · tear strip · packing table
Servo drive system Photocell registration Automatic stacking Zipper attachment Tear-strip punching In-line flexo printing

Machines in this category

All Bag Making Machines

Buyers ask

Frequently asked
questions

Which machine do I need for T-shirt or garbage bags?

High-speed automatic machines handle T-shirt, vest, grocery and garbage bags directly from film rolls: heat or U-seal, photocell registration, automatic stacking and 80–400 cycles per minute depending on configuration. Choose lane count and bag width by your daily volume.

What is the difference between a zipper bag and a side-seal machine?

Zipper machines place and seal the closure profile in line; side-seal machines produce flat bags for food and hygiene products. Both are servo-driven for consistent bag length.

Can it run BOPP film?

Yes — the thermal cutting models (DRW series) run BOPP, OPP and PE film for sock bags, bread bags and ornament bags.

What bag sizes are possible?

From 100 mm wide to 1,800 mm long, depending on the machine family; heavy duty and express models have their own size ranges shown on each product page.

Can printing be integrated?

Yes — flexo presses can run in line with bag making so printed bags are finished in one pass.

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