In 1903, bags were made by hand. People used to sew bags and add tea to them. The genius Thomas Sullivan brought revolutionary changes by supplying tea bags on a large scale all over the world. With the passage of time, the invention of tea bag machine has greatly reduced the demand for manual sewing bags. Bags are very useful in today's world. Due to the busy daily work and travel plans, people prefer to spend less time preparing food for themselves and making tea or coffee. People prefer cooked meals or other alternatives that can help them save time and accomplish the more productive tasks at hand. Bags offer all these advantages and are highly demanded by the public.

Tea packaging machines help make and package bags by using perforated paper, nylon or silk bags, leaves, attached ropes and paper labels. These machines help make bags of all sizes, shapes, decorative designs and patterns. Various companies use packaging machines to mass produce bags. Bags have their own design, and brand names are pasted on paper labels. Paper labels are usually a little difficult to bear the weight of the bag.

The paper used up by the packaging machine in the process of making bags is actually made of wood and plant fibers. Tea bags now form all kinds of tea, such as green tea, herbal tea, black tea and so on. The packaging machine must handle the following procedures:
• Ration Filling
• paste line
• link labels
• sealed envelope
• grouping and counting tea bags, etc.