Thermoforming packaging machines are automated packaging systems widely used in various industries. These machines heat and shape plastic film or sheets, then fill them with products to create packaging. While typically preferred in the food industry, they are also used in pharmaceutical, cosmetic, toy, and many other industries.

MAP packaging (modified atmospheric pressure packaging) is the process of injecting gas into the package using thermoforming packaging machines. This process allows packaged products to retain their original flavor and freshness for longer.

Film Feeding: Plastic film or sheets are fed into the machine.
• Heating and Forming: The film is heated using heating elements or a heating unit and then placed in a predesigned mold or form. This shapes the film into the desired shape and forms the main structure of the packaging container.
• Filling: The formed film is filled with product through the filling unit. This step is typically used for food products, but other materials can also be filled in other industries.
• Sealing: After filling, the film top (the top of the package) is tightly sealed with the bottom. This ensures product freshness and protects it from external factors.
• Cutting and Separation: The packaged products are cut in the cutting and separation section, separating each package and making it ready for final use.

The Pesco Thermo warranty is 2 years. Voltage issues are excluded from the warranty. The operating temperature of the machine and robot unit must not exceed 30 degrees Celsius. Malfunctions resulting from misuse are excluded from the warranty. High-wear parts (gaskets, resistors, etc.) are excluded from the warranty.

The Pesco Thermo warranty is 2 years. Voltage issues are excluded from the warranty. The operating temperature of the machine and robot unit must not exceed 30 degrees Celsius. Malfunctions resulting from misuse are excluded from the warranty. High-wear parts (gaskets, resistors, etc.) are excluded from the warranty.

Vacuum thermoforming is the process of heating plastic sheets and then shaping them using a vacuum in a mold. Injection molding, on the other hand, involves injecting molten plastic into a mold to achieve the desired shape. While vacuum thermoforming offers a lower-cost and faster production process, injection molding allows for the production of more complex parts.

Because it combines the professionalism of mechanical design with a high-quality automation system and offers its customers reliable service.
What Materials Do Thermoforming Machines Work With?
It can work with thermoplastic materials such as PVC, PET, PP, and PS.

It should be cleaned regularly, molds and heat plates should be checked and moving parts should be lubricated.

Pesco Termo provides user training and technical support throughout the installation process.

Initial detection of machine malfunctions is done remotely. Problems that cannot be resolved remotely are resolved by visiting the service center at intervals of one day for domestic use and two to five days for international use.

Initial detection of machine malfunctions is done remotely. Problems that cannot be resolved remotely are resolved by visiting the service center at intervals of one day for domestic use and two to five days for international use.