The manufacturing of water-soluble products generates fine dust that poses safety risks and equipment fouling. Implementing extraction during the forming process prevents respiratory hazards and ensures product purity.

High active pastes often contain moisture or chemical components that can compromise the structural integrity of water-soluble films from the inside. Preventing unintended degradation ensures product stability and safe handling during storage.

The manufacturing of detergent pouches often results in mechanical tearing or thinning of water-soluble films and fibrous materials during high-speed forming. Preventing substrate rupture ensures containment integrity and shelf stability.