Traysealers efficiently seal pre-filled trays, preserving product quality across multiple industries.
Our filling and sealing machines offer precise filling and secure sealing, enhancing efficiency and product safety.
Thermoforming machines streamline packaging with customisable container shapes, enhancing product presentation and protection.
VFFS machines provide adaptable, efficient packaging solutions, catering to entry-level, mid-level, and high-level production needs with precision and speed.
The Stickpack and 4S Sachet Machines offer high-speed packaging solutions for a wide range of granular, liquid and solid products.
Doypack machines cater to both entry and high-level packaging needs, ensuring product appeal and packaging efficiency with stand-up pouch capabilities.
Machines use hygienic AISI 304 stainless-steel construction and operator-friendly controls to keep changeovers quick and production consistent.
Stainless-steel construction supports hygiene, long-dwell jaws ensure dependable seals and selected models achieve up to 80 packs per minute while handling trays and varied formats.
Engineered for end-of-line inspection, these systems pair precise metal detection with in-motion weight verification.
End of Line Accessories streamline final packaging processes, from precise product placement to quality assurance and labelling.
Whether you’re portioning snacks, produce, powders or deli packs, you can match head count, bucket volume and feed style to your product flow.
ILPRA’s Form Fill Seal line is designed and manufactured for different categories of productions, particularly suitable in the packaging of dairy products, sauces, yogurts and single-dose products.
Advanced cheese cutting machines designed for precise portioning of hard, semi-hard, and soft cheeses.
Get in touch with our team for tailored advice on which packaging solution is right for your products.
We supply and support a broad range of packaging machinery for manufacturers across food, medical, cosmetics, personal care, pet food and non-food sectors. Each system in the range is designed around specific production requirements, from tray sealing and thermoforming to flexible packaging, filling, weighing, inspection and end-of-line automation. Selecting the right packaging machinery depends on more than throughput targets alone. Product type, pack format, automation level, hygiene requirements, integration needs and future capacity all play a role. The right system is the one that fits how your line works today and can support where it needs to go.
Packaging sits at the final and often most visible stage of production. The machinery used at this point needs to match the pace and consistency of everything upstream. When the packaging stage is correctly specified and integrated, it supports throughput, protects product quality and ensures a repeatable, auditable output.
We work with manufacturers to match machine type, configuration and automation level to the specific demands of their line. That includes:
For a more technical breakdown of how connected packaging systems work, click here to learn more about packaging automation controls, sensors and line integration.
If you are considering automation or reviewing their current line, our guide on the hidden costs of manual packaging in high-volume food production covers the operational and financial factors that often drive the decision to upgrade.
FAQs
Frequently Asked Questions
The right machine depends on a combination of factors: product type, pack format, output targets, automation level and integration requirements. A liquid going into a pot needs a different system to a dry product going into a flexible pouch. We work with manufacturers to assess these factors and recommend the most suitable machine configuration. Speak to our team for product-specific guidance.
We supply machinery across a wide range of food production applications, including tray sealers for ready meals, meat and produce, fill seal machines for dairy and condiments, thermoformers for custom tray formats, flexible packaging systems for pouches and sachets, and weighers and inspection equipment for in-line quality control. The right system will depend on your product, pack format and output requirements.
Yes. Our machinery can be configured for integration with existing upstream and downstream equipment. This includes conveyors, coders, checkweighers, metal detectors and secondary packaging systems. Integration requirements are reviewed as part of the specification process to ensure the machine fits the line correctly.
The ILPRA UK range covers manual, semi-automatic, automatic and fully in-line systems depending on the machine type. The right level of automation depends on output targets, product mix, available labour and future growth plans. Manufacturers scaling up from manual packing will often find that a semi-automatic or automatic system delivers significant efficiency gains without requiring a full in-line installation from the outset.
If you are weighing up the commercial case for automation, our guide to calculating the ROI of packaging automation explains how to assess machine cost, labour savings, output improvements, waste reduction and payback period.
ILPRA UK provides support services from initial enquiry and specification through to installation, operator training, planned maintenance, reactive support and spare parts. The aim is to ensure the machinery continues to perform as intended throughout its working life. Contact us to discuss service and maintenance options.