Lintyco

Find the right Lintyco packaging machine for your product — in 2 minutes

Answer 7 quick questions about your product, bag style, and target speed. Get 2-3 matched Lintyco models with full specifications, speed ranges, and price tier — from 21+ VFFS, HFFS, premade pouch, stick pack, and cartoning machines.

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Answer 7 quick questions, get 2-3 machine recommendations with full spec comparison.

Best for: engineers who know their specs.

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Tell us about your product and project — our engineers will recommend the right machine configuration within 1 business day.

Best for: new projects without specs yet.

Top Lintyco machines by product category

Quick reference if you already know what you're packaging. Speeds in bags per minute (bpm). Prices vary by configuration, material, and region — request a quote for an exact figure.

Product Recommended machine Family Bag style Speed Price tier
Snacks, chips, nutsLTC520 / LTC620VFFSPillow, gusseted30-70 bpmMid-range
Rice, sugar, grainsLTC520VFFSPillow, gusseted30-70 bpmMid-range
Coffee beans (whole)LTC620 + valve applicatorVFFSStand-up, quad seal30-70 bpmMid-range
Coffee, premade pouchLTC8-200 rotaryPremade pouchStand-up, flat-bottom30-60 bpmPremium
Powdered milk, proteinLTC420 augerVFFSPillow, gusseted40-80 bpmMid-range
Liquid (sauce, oil)LTC620 pistonVFFSPillow, stand-up25-50 bpmMid-range
Frozen foodsLTC620 (IP65)VFFSPillow, gusseted40-90 bpmMid-range
Pet food (dry)LTC8-200 / LTC620Premade pouch / VFFSStand-up, pillow30-90 bpmMid-Premium
Sugar sticks / coffee sticksLTC-Stick (multi-lane)Stick packStick40-120 lanesMid-Premium
Pharma sachetsBG-130CSachet4-side-seal sachet30-80 bpmEntry-Mid
Spices, seasoningsLTC520 augerVFFSPillow30-70 bpmMid-range
ConfectioneryLTC8-200Premade pouchStand-up40-70 bpmPremium

21+ models in catalog. Run the 7-question selector for a recommendation tailored to your exact product, or talk to an engineer for complex projects.

What the 7-question selector asks

Each answer narrows the recommendation engine. Total time: 2 minutes.

  1. 1

    What are you packaging?

    Food, pharma, cosmetics, chemicals — narrows machine family.

  2. 2

    Product form

    Granule, powder, liquid, solid, paste — determines filler (auger, piston, multihead, cup).

  3. 3

    Preferred bag style

    Pillow, stand-up pouch, doypack, quad seal, stick pack, sachet.

  4. 4

    Target speed

    Bags per minute — narrows model within a family.

  5. 5

    Fill weight range

    5g sachet to 5kg bag — selects the right bag-making frame size.

  6. 6

    Production scale

    Pilot, small, standard, high-volume — controls entry vs premium build tier.

  7. 7

    Language + country

    13 supported languages — drives regional defaults, currency, support routing.

Lintyco machine families

VFFS — Vertical Form Fill Seal

LTC420, LTC520, LTC620 series. Forms bags from a flat roll of film — most cost-efficient for medium-to-high volume dry products. 30-150 bags/min. Best for snacks, rice, coffee, powders, frozen foods.

Premade Pouch — Rotary

LTC8-200 series. Loads pre-made pouches — stand-up, flat-bottom, spouted, zipper. Premium shelf presence. 30-60 pouches/min. Best for coffee, pet food, premium snacks, liquids with spout.

Stick Pack — Multi-lane

LTC-Stick series. Forms multiple stick packs side-by-side in parallel. Highest throughput per footprint. 40-120 lanes. Best for sugar, coffee sticks, pharma sachets, energy gels.

Sachet — 4-Side-Seal

BG-130C. Small flat sachets for single-serve powders, liquids, pharma, samples. 30-80 sachets/min. Best for ketchup, shampoo samples, OTC pharma.

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