Knowledge Hub
26th July 2021
Why Are Fertiliser Products Shipped In Big Bags?
Here’s why these bags are suited to packaging fertiliser and what machinery can help you package stack and store them correctly. Using FIBC bags might be the best choice for storing fertiliser, but to prevent contamination and optimise its storage and preservation, you’ll also need the right machinery to fill your bags.
13th July 2021
Why Did Bathgate Select Webster Griffin For The Installation Of A Turnkey System?
The UK horticultural industry contributes over £20 billion to the country’s GDP. Bathgate Horticulture has been distributing single pallets and full loads of bagged horticultural products to clients for over a century. Here’s how Webster Griffin helped them install a high throughput, total solution, complete bagging line.
6th July 2021
What Methods/Techniques Are Available For Filling Big Bags?
FIBC filling machinery fills bags based on a product’s volume or weight. Your product’s characteristics might make the choice obvious — for instance, if you’re selling a solid or liquid. It can also depend on if you’re selling to end users (like consumers) or selling raw materials to manufacturers.
29th June 2021
What Materials Can Be Filled Into FIBC Big Bags?
When you think of sophisticated filling machinery, it's easy to assume that most only cater to small bag sizes. While many machines work with this size designation, it’s also possible to automate the processing of filling giant sacks or bags. Integrating the right machine into your operations can ramp up your output and help grow your business. Here’s what you need to know about Flexible Intermediate Bulk Container (FIBC) bag filling machines.
22nd June 2021
How Webster Griffin Automated A Packing Line For EWOS
Labelling and packaging different sizes of products for shipping, transportation and palletization can be challenging without a production line that can keep up with demand. It’s here that products are protected and prepared for storage and tagged for tracking and identification down the line.
15th June 2021
An Insight Into Webster Griffin’s Installation For Inspired Pet Nutrition (IPN) Ltd.
When it comes to installing Form Fill Seal (FFS) packaging machines, our approach differs from client to client. Despite this, we approach each challenge with a similar mindset and process. To give you an idea of what you can expect when working with us, here’s how we planned and executed a FFS machine installation for a major UK-based pet food supplier.
9th June 2021
Is FFS Bagging A Simpler, More Cost-Effective Alternative To Valve Sack Filling?
In the past, manufacturers packaging high density, light or fine powdered products had to use a valve sack filling machine. While Form Fill Seal (FFS) packaging machines also existed at the time, early versions couldn’t package these kinds of products well. While this might have been true in the past, it no longer is.
4th June 2021
Factors Should Businesses Look For When Investing In A FFS Machine Besides Cost & Speed.
When you’re considering buying a Form Fill Seal (FFS) packaging machine, it’s easy to focus exclusively on its primary benefits. Its throughput per hour and overall cost will be a major deciding factor for your business. However, these shouldn’t be the only elements you focus on if you want to get the most value from it in the long term.
1st June 2021
4 Signs It’s Time To Replace Your Form Fill Seal Machine.
Form Fill Seal (FFS) packaging machines are popular as they are quick and efficient at packaging products. If you’ve already invested in one, your business will benefit — but not if you keep using it when it no longer meets your needs, requires fixing or modification. Here are 4 signs that your FFS packaging machine needs an upgrade or replacement.
25th May 2021
Is It Possible For An FFS Machine To Pack Cements & Fine Powders Into Plastic Bags?
Building, infrastructure and construction industries around the world rely on cement for its versatility and wide range of applications. If you sell cement products and are looking for a new packaging solution, you might be considering purchasing a Form Fill Seal (FFS) packaging machine. Before you do, here’s what you need to know about this machine’s capabilities.
17th May 2021
What Is The Future For The Form Fill Seal Packaging Industry?
Form Fill Seal (FFS) and Premade Pouch (PMP) packaging machines are popular options for businesses managing their own product packaging. But will these options remain competitive in tomorrow’s market? Or will one gradually replace the other? Here’s what you need to know about both.
10th May 2021
Why Are So Many Businesses Investing In Form Fill Seal Bag Packaging Machines?
As a business owner, you’ll know that the right or wrong product packaging can make or break a sale. In the past packaging only listed product ingredients and serving recommendations. Form Fill Seal packaging machines are more popular than ever, and offer a synthesis between the best of film and packaging machinery developments.
6th May 2021
What Are The Advantages & Disadvantages Of Using A Form Fill Seal Bag Machine?
Packaging products for sales and delivery is an important step in getting your goods to customers in good condition. Thankfully, there are many packaging machines you can choose from to get the job done. Deciding which one best meets your needs involves more than considering what it will cost.
22nd April 2021
What Factors Should I Consider When Buying A Form Fill Seal Bag Packing Machine?
Your business needs packaging equipment and has decided on a Form Fill Seal (FFS) machine. By now, you’ve established that it can help you package more products in fewer shifts and can cut costs. It’s also more affordable than using pre-made bags and suits what you’re trying to package.
31st March 2021
Form Fill Seal or Pre-Made Bags— Which Is Best For My Business?
Product packaging is the final step of your business’s manufacturing process. Executed correctly, it will keep your product intact and preserve its quality as it makes its way to the customer. Pick the wrong processes or machinery and you could blow your budget and get set back days in time and labour.