Stainless-Steel Packaging Machines

ÉLITER Packaging Machinery's next generation models provide the solutions of full stainless steel construction to meet the expectation of our high-end clients with regard to the hygiene and safe contact material compliance.

We Build Packaging Machines with Stainless-Steel Construction

ÉLITER Packaging Machinery is committed to the manufacturing of heavy-duty packaging equipment that is built of solid stainless-steel frame and components that lay down the foundation to our machine's stability, robustness and hygiene.

stainless steel packaging equipment provides the improved hygiene and safety food serving compliance

Packaging Machines by ÉLITER are Supposed to Work Durably and Hygienically through the Lifespan

Shifting away from the conventional tricks of covering painted carbon steel with thick SUS plate, and what marks ÉLITER Packaging Machinery different from the rest market players and Chinese companies in the sector is our strong adherence to building our packaging machines on the basis of robust and solid stainless-steel construction. While admittedly a same part when made from a carbo steel may only incur 1/5 of the cost producing it from full stainless-steel, our true quality-focused mindset does not allow ourselves to make concession to robustness, hygiene, and food safety compliance by saving raw cost to offer affordable options.

As the standard material and hygienic non-porous option for pharmaceuticals, food and beverage manufacturing for its cleanliness and resistance properties, ÉLITER Packaging Machinery's full stainless-steel packaging equipment is expected to run for more than 10+ years.

"The full stainless-steel construction provides the best level of hygiene and lays down the foundation maximize the cleanability with the equipment by customization to washdown."
Xueliang Li (Chief Technician)

The Essentialness of Stainless-Steel Packaging Machines

Despite the fact that some carbon steel parts get be processed with finishing, getting coated or painted, in are still in nature not suitable option for building a long-lasting packaging equipment and neither for the purpose of hygiene, food safety or regulation compliance. We provide the option to build our next-generation models on the basis of full stainless-steel construction to maximize our machine’s life cycle, facilitate cleaning and maintenance, as well as to ensure the consumers of your products are free from migrations from incompliant parts and components.

Ready Meal
Frozen meal
Meat alternative
Microwavable meal
Vegan meal

Dairy Products
Dessert pot
Yogurt
Cheese
Cream
Nutrotional shakes

Mariscos
Tuna
Fish
Mussels
Salmon

CPGs
Carbonated Drinks
Beverages
Juices

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