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How Does a Thermoforming Packaging Machine Work? Discover the CEHUMA CM Series!

How Does a Thermoforming Packaging Machine Work? Discover the CEHUMA CM Series!

In the modern food and medical industries, product freshness, hygiene, and extended shelf life are more important than ever. That’s exactly where CEHUMA CM Series Thermoforming Packaging Machines come into play — offering advanced solutions for vacuum and MAP (Modified Atmosphere Packaging) with either flexible or rigid film.

So, how does this smart technology actually work?

Let’s break it down into simple steps using the diagram above

Basic Flow of the Thermoforming Packaging Process:

  1. Forming
    Everything starts with film unwinding. The base film (rigid or flexible) is heated and then thermoformed into tray-like cavities using a forming mold. These cavities will later hold the product.
  2. Loading
    After the forming section, the product is manually or automatically loaded into the formed cavities — whether it's meat, dairy, seafood, chicken, bakery items, fruits, dates, or even medical tools.
  3. Sealing
    The top film is placed over the loaded cavities. Depending on your packaging requirement, the machine performs:
    • Vacuum sealing, removing all air from the pack, or
    • MAP sealing, replacing the air with a protective gas mixture that extends shelf life without additives.
  4. Cutting
    The sealed packs are cut into individual units according to your size specs. This can include full or perforated cuts.
  5. Product Exit
    The final packaged product is ready to be conveyed for boxing, labeling, or immediate shipment.

Why Choose CEHUMA CM Series?

  • Handles both vacuum and MAP processes
  • Supports flexible and rigid films
  • Ideal for a wide range of products
  • Precise, hygienic, and reliable automation

Whether you're in food production or medical packaging, CEHUMA thermoformers help you meet global packaging standards with speed and confidence.

Want to know how CEHUMA can optimize your packaging line? Let’s connect or visit our web site

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