Juice, water and drink pouches with straws or spouts, filled on HFFS and rotary lines with drip-free diving nozzles that keep the seal area clean at 40 to 100 pouches per minute.

A beverage pouch fails at the seal, and the seal fails when product wets it. Boevan uses diving nozzles that fill below the liquid line and lift clear before sealing, plus spout insertion and capping stations where the pouch carries a fitment.











Free-flow and ultra-fine powders — protein, milk, coffee, seasoning, freeze-dried powder and pharmaceutical po…
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Thin to medium-viscosity liquids — juice, water, oil, sauce and liquid detergent — filled by pump or piston in…
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Granules, sugar, salt, seeds, grains, nuts and snacks measured by volumetric cup or multihead weigher for fast…
Read more →The machines listed on this page are the ones we most often quote for beverage work: BHD-280DS, BHP-210/240, BVS-220, BVS6-680, HFFS, Horizontal. Every model page carries its published pouch range, filling capacity and speed.
A beverage pouch fails at the seal, and the seal fails when product wets it. Boevan uses diving nozzles that fill below the liquid line and lift clear before sealing, plus spout insertion and capping stations where the pouch carries a fitment.
Factory inspection reports come as standard. Third-party reports such as SGS, UL or CSA can be arranged — tell the project manager which standard your market requires before the order is confirmed so it is built into the specification rather than retro-fitted.
Around 45 working days for a standard machine. Customised configurations take longer, and the exact date depends on order quantity and the current production schedule.
Most quotes go out the same business day.