Mamata Vega 820 Plus Doypack Line: Specs, Prices and Buying Checks

By Marcin Białczyk, industrial machinery appraiser and market operator

The Mamata Vega 820 Plus is a servo-driven pouch making line built for zipper doypack pouches, sachets and Stabilo-type pouches. A 2011 unit is currently available in Poznań, Poland, with delivery EXW and an asking price of 38,000 EUR net.

Published: October 16, 2026

Key takeaways

• The Vega 820 Plus is an all-servo platform: web transport, sealing and punching are servo-driven, which matters for repeatable zipper seal quality.
• Working width is 820 mm; the line handles zipper doypack, sachet and Stabilo pouch formats.
• Comparable asking prices for used Vega 820 Plus units sit around USD 44,500 for a 2010 machine (listing observed October 2026); the 2011 unit in Poland is priced at 38,000 EUR net.
• The machine is offered for quick sale before the end of 2026, which leaves room for a negotiated price on a fast, clean transaction.

Machine overview

The unit offered through WeSellMachines is a complete Mamata Vega 820 Plus pouch making line, manufactured in 2011 by Mamata Machinery Pvt. Ltd. (Ahmedabad, India). Key data verified for the listing:

• Working width: 820 mm
• Drive system: all-servo (Baldor MotiFlex drives)
• Applications: zipper doypack pouches, sachets, Stabilo-type pouches (without zipper)
• Sealing: zipper sealing station
• Support equipment: MOHR CW-6000 chiller for seal cooling
• Operating hours: approx. 14,000 (to be confirmed from the operator panel)
• Condition: operational
• Location: Poznań, Poland; sale terms EXW
• Documentation: 33 photos published with the listing

Full listing with photos and contact: Mamata Vega 820 Plus Doypack Pouch Making Line 2011. More machines in this class: packaging material production machines.

Market prices for used Vega 820 Plus units

Used Vega 820 Plus lines appear regularly on the second-hand market. In October 2026 a 2010 unit was advertised at USD 44,500 (approx. 40,000 EUR at current rates) with the option to make an offer, and several further units are held by international used machinery dealers. For buyers, the practical takeaway is that price, completeness of the line (chiller, punching tools, die sets) and verifiable operating hours are the main value drivers — not the listing headline.

What to check before buying a used pouch making line

• Nameplate data: confirm year of manufacture and serial number directly from the machine plate.
• Operating hours: read the counter from the operator panel and ask for a photo of the reading.
• Seal quality: ask for a recent production sample (zipper doypack) and a video of the line running.
• Servo drive condition: service history of the Baldor MotiFlex drives and any axis replacements.
• Tooling inventory: which die-cutting sets and punching tools are included, and their condition.
• Logistics: the line is offered EXW, so dismantling and loading arrangements should be agreed before payment.

Availability

The 2011 Vega 820 Plus line is available immediately and the owner intends to complete the sale before the end of 2026. Buyers looking for a fast, clean transaction this year have room to negotiate on price. Contact details are on the listing page, or write to info@wesellmachines.com.