Bag-filling machines built to run.
Three German machine companies, one North American team. We design, build, install, and service the bag-filling line that runs your product from flour to frozen, from paper to mono-material packaging.
Route 01 · For specifiers
I know the machine.
I know the bag. Send specs.
You’ve narrowed it down. You need throughput curves, footprint drawings, compliance docs, and a quote from someone who’ll pick up the phone.
- Full machine catalog with filterable specs
- Spec sheets & CAD drawings, no email gate
- Side-by-side machine comparison
- Quote within 5 business days
Route 02 · For explorers
I’m scoping options.
I need to talk it through.
New line, new product, new format – and you’d rather get five minutes with an engineer than read a brochure. We get it.
- Browse by industry – flour, coffee, pet, dairy, +4 more
- Reference line builds with typical CapEx
- Bag-format guide: paper vs. laminate vs. mono
- 30-min discovery call with a NA engineer
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Eight industries. Same engineers.
Flour & bakery
Flour · sugar · pre-mixes · paper bags 2–25 kg
Coffee & specialty
Whole bean · ground · degassing valves
Snacks & cereals
Granola · chips · puffs · VFFS pillow / quad
Pet food
Kibble · treats · dental
Powders & dairy
Milk · whey · protein
Frozen foods
IQF veg · fries · fruit
Chemical & detergent
Pods · granular · salts
Non-food & small parts
Toys · hardware · kits
Three machine families. Pick yours.
Vertical form-fill-seal
Pillow, gusset, quad. Dry, frozen, snacks, pet, detergent.
Horizontal Form Fill Seal
Doypack, pre-made 3 and 4 side, stand-up pouches with and without zippers.
Open-mouth & two ply paper
Flour, sugar, pre-mixes, dairy powders. Mono-films or paper ready.
A tech in your region. Parts overnight.
German machines, North American service. With trained service personnel across the US, Canada, and Mexico, plus a dedicated North American spare parts depot, TPG helps keep existing FAWEMA, HDG, and WOLF lines running with less waiting and fewer production headaches.
An engineer. Not a salesperson.
Every discovery call goes to a North American application engineer who understands bag formats, product behavior, throughput targets, and line constraints. We’d rather tell you we’re not the right fit than waste your time.