The machine achieves 20–60 bags per minute. Actual speed depends on bag size, product characteristics and operator settings.
It supports bag lengths from 40 to 200 mm and bag widths from 50 to 150 mm.
Compatible roll films include OPP/CPP, OPP/PE, PET/PE and aluminized film. For other specialty films, consult the supplier.
The machine uses photoelectric (optical fiber) counting with PLC control and numerical control logic. Counting precision is tested at better than 99.99%. A mechanical counting option is also available.
It uses a heat sealer to securely seal bags and maintain product integrity.
Standard power is 220 V, 50/60 Hz, total rated power 1.2 kW. Confirm local electrical compatibility and earthing requirements before installation.
Machine footprint is 1200 mm (L) x 680 mm (W) x 1650 mm (H) and it weighs approximately 350 kg.
Yes. It is automatic and controlled by a PLC with a touch screen HMI. Parameters (except mechanical adjustments) can be set and adjusted on the HMI.
The machine will sound an alarm and/or stop automatically to prevent miscounts or incomplete packs.
Regular tasks include cleaning film paths and sensors, inspecting and replacing worn sealing jaws and belts, lubricating moving parts per the manual, and keeping the PLC/HMI and electrical components dry and dust-free.
Common wear parts include sealing jaws, Teflon covers, belts, sensors and solenoid valves. Spare parts availability varies by supplier—contact the manufacturer or distributor for recommended spares and lead times.
Yes, it can typically be integrated with feeders, vibratory hoppers, conveyors, labelers or checkweighers. Integration details and communications interfaces should be discussed with the supplier to ensure compatibility.
The machine is used across food, beverage, textile and hardware industries. For food or pharmaceutical use, confirm that contact surfaces, materials and certifications (e.g., food-grade finishes or sanitary options) meet your regulatory requirements.
Standard safety features include emergency stop, protective guards and PLC alarms. Ensure proper grounding, lockout/tagout procedures and operator training are followed. Additional safety options may be available.
Check for low hopper level (alarm), inspect and clean photoelectric sensors, verify film alignment and tension, check HMI/PLC fault messages, ensure power supply is stable, and examine mechanical feed components. If the issue persists, contact technical support with the machine serial number and error code.
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