Who is StickPackMachine?
StickPackMachine is the English equipment site of a packaging-machinery manufacturer based in Foshan, Guangdong, China. The company has built packaging machines since 2013, including multi-lane stick pack and sachet machines for powders, granules, liquids and gels.
Machines are built to order around the customer’s product, dose and pack format, and single-machine orders are accepted. Power supply, lane count and options are matched to the project and confirmed in the quotation.
Enquiries and quotation requests are handled on WhatsApp. The quote request page opens a draft message listing the details the team needs first, and you decide what to fill in and send.
How a stick pack machine project starts
A project starts with the application: the material, dose, pack format and production task. Our packaging-machinery team works through these before proposing a configuration, drawing on multi-lane packaging platforms and material-specific filling arrangements.
The workshop images on this site come from our company’s packaging-machinery operations. Individual equipment photos illustrate the stated equipment family; the ordered configuration is defined in its quotation and technical specification.
Where the open question is how the product behaves on the machine, a sample trial can be the next step, with its scope, fees and records agreed before any material is shipped.
What are the steps from brief to machine specification?
Most projects follow the four steps below. The order matters: a configuration proposed before the product and pack are understood tends to be revised later, so the early steps deserve the most care.
In practice, the first step is a brief covering product, dose, pack and output. The second settles the dosing method and whether a slim stick or a wider sachet suits the product. The third decides whether a sample trial is needed and which acceptance checks will apply, and the fourth fixes equipment, delivery and support scope in the quotation.
- Describe the product and production requirements
- Review the filling route and packaging format
- Discuss sample testing and acceptance checks
- Confirm equipment, delivery and support scope
What should the quotation confirm?
Performance claims should be linked to a product, pack and test condition. Certifications, service coverage, delivery dates and commercial terms are confirmed for the selected equipment and destination.
Contact our team for the contracting entity details, current company documentation and the scope attached to your quotation.
Sample testing, installation and training, and spare-parts support each have their own page. Their scope for your project, including fees, format and responsibilities, is set in the quotation rather than assumed from those pages.
The same test applies when you compare us with other suppliers: ask which product, pack and test condition each performance figure refers to, and whether it will be written into the acceptance criteria.
Common Questions
Where is StickPackMachine based?
In Foshan, Guangdong, China. StickPackMachine is the English equipment site of a packaging-machinery manufacturer that has built packaging machines since 2013, including multi-lane stick pack and sachet machines for powders, granules, liquids and gels.
Can I order a single stick pack machine?
Yes. Single-machine orders are accepted. Each machine is built to order around your product, dose and pack format, and the power supply, lane count and options are matched to the project and confirmed in the quotation.
What products can your machines pack?
Powders, granules, liquids and gels, on multi-lane stick pack and sachet machines. The team reviews your product, dose and pack format before proposing a configuration, and the filling arrangement for your material is defined in the quotation and technical specification.
Can I get company documentation before ordering?
Ask the team for the contracting entity details and current company documentation. Certifications, service coverage, delivery dates and commercial terms are confirmed for the selected equipment and destination, so request the documents that apply to your project.