According to the specification the F-9999 handles granules from 10 to 999 g (±0.2%) and powders from 10 to 5000 g (±0.2%). (Product naming that lists other ranges refers to model family — rely on the listed specification.)
Suitable for tea, food, seeds, grains, small non-sticky solids, fruit kernel-shaped materials, certain chemicals, pharmaceuticals and micro/small components. It is especially good for fragile granules due to gentle feeding.
Hopper capacity is 130 kg. Hopper external dimensions are 45 x 45 x 50 cm and the feed opening dimensions are: top 12+7 cm, bottom 7+4 cm.
Machine dimensions: 58 x 57 x 156 cm. Shipping carton: 66 x 61 x 123 cm. Wooden box: 64 x 62 x 133 cm. Net weight is 36 kg.
Standard power supply is 220 V / 50 Hz with power consumption of 200 W. For other voltage/frequency requirements consult the supplier.
The machine uses microcomputer control with optical technology and provides accuracy of approximately ±0.2% within the specified weighing ranges.
The machine is microcomputer-controlled and can run fully automatically. It also includes a foot pedal for hands-free start/stop operation for single or manual-cycle dispensing.
Yes. Packing/filling speed is adjustable from the control panel to suit different materials and target weights. Actual throughput depends on material characteristics and set weight.
Yes. It has a configurable overweight (excessive weighing) alarm and displays package weight and the number of packages, allowing you to stop or adjust when limits are reached.
All parts that contact the product are stainless steel, preventing contamination and corrosion. Design emphasizes sanitary, food-safe contact surfaces.
Yes. The F-9999 uses oblique throwing feeding (non-squeezing feed) designed to minimize compression and breakage of fragile granules.
The machine features a double-shock (dual damping) structure to run smoothly with low noise and reduced vibration compared with simpler designs.
Routine cleaning: remove and wash product-contact stainless parts after each production shift if processing food/tea; wipe external surfaces. Periodically check fasteners, sensors and electrical connections. Calibrate regularly and follow supplier maintenance instructions. Avoid corrosive cleaners.
Place the machine on a level, grounded surface, connect power, and follow the user manual to run initial setup and calibration using standard test weights or a known sample. For first-time setup or complex calibration request supplier/technical support.
Warranty terms, spare parts and after-sales service policies vary by seller. Contact your supplier or the manufacturer directly for information on spare parts availability, service contracts and warranty coverage.
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