PACKAGING UNIT
– Possibility of adjusting bag length: by time, sensor
encoder, encoder + sensor.
– Welding control on each individual unit to ensure the
perfect sealing of the bags, keeping temperatures constant
and homogeneous.

BALANCE
– Variable speed motorised roughing belt.
– Product flow control for the roughing belt.
– Selected product level sensor to prevent partially filled bags.
– Scraper under the roughing belt for constant cleaning.
– Stainless steel load cells.
– Integrated control functions in a single operator panel for maximum efficiency:
(a) Programming and weight setting;
b) Programmable autotare;
c) Automatic control of product in flight;
d) Storage of optimal cycle data;
e) Guarantee that no package is underweight.
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BAG FEATURES
– Lateral blowing.
– Rapid elimination of residual air in the sack by means of comb or roller scoops.
– Product settling device.

The new range of bagging machines is designed to provide an adequate response to all tubular reel bagging requirements: operability, flexibility, simplicity, low running costs, reliability, are the strong points, they are ideal for packaging all types of granular and/or powdery products such as: salt, sugar, fertilisers, cereals, sand, gravel, plastic granules, sodium bicarbonate, clay, etc… in heat-sealed bags formed from a flat tubular reel (for pillow type bags) or presoffietted (for squared bags).

The machines are designed to be compatible with any weighing and/or dosing system, and are available in several versions to meet different productivity levels.

Features:
– Net weight system
– Gross weight system
– Operating cycle
– Accessories
– Overall dimensions

Technical features
– Up to 1600 bags/h
– Separate electrical panel
– Split electrical system
– Microperforation unit for elimination of excess air contained inside the bag
– Photocell unit for print-pitch adjustment
– Motorised reel loading unit
– Angle sealing unit
– Flap cleaning unit
– Filled bag deaeration system
– Corrosion-proof executions