What are the features of the bagging machine?

A bagging machine is a representative example of automated production, capable of continuously completing a series of operations, including bag making, metering, filling, sealing, date printing, and counting.

Advanced metering systems (such as screw metering, electronic scales, and volumetric metering) enable precise control of the packaging volume of each bag, ensuring the stability and consistency of the net product content, complying with national measurement standards, and reducing material waste.

The machine is constructed of stainless steel and other materials that meet food hygiene requirements, making it easy to clean.

① Various Bag Types: The machine can produce a variety of bag types, including three-side seal bags, four-side seal bags, back-seal bags, gusseted bags, stand-up pouches, and zipper bags.

The finished bags produced by the machine feature uniform shapes, beautiful seals, clear dates, and a uniform appearance, enhancing brand image and product quality.

One machine typically requires only one operator for loading and monitoring, replacing the repetitive work of multiple packaging workers. This significantly reduces long-term labor costs and alleviates the difficulty of recruiting workers.

Driven by a servo motor, the bag-making length is accurate and stable. Bag length adjustment is very convenient, simply enter the parameters on the touch screen.

Equipped with a photoelectric tracking or color-coded tracking system, it ensures accurate positioning of the packaging pattern.

Typically uses heat-press sealing with precise temperature control, ensuring a secure, smooth, and leak-proof seal.

Utilizing a PLC (Programmable Logic Controller) and touch-screen human-machine interface, it is simple to operate, conveniently setting and modifying parameters, and equipped with self-diagnosis and alarm functions for fault diagnosis.

Modern bag-filling machines often adopt a modular design, allowing for customization and functional expansion (such as adding nitrogen filling, exhaust, and perforation devices) to meet different customer needs.

Bagging machines are used in a wide range of applications, covering almost all areas requiring bag packaging:

Snacks, nuts, candy, tea, condiments, milk powder, potato chips, frozen foods, pet food, etc.

Fertilizers, feed, plastic granules, laundry detergent, additives, etc.

Traditional Chinese medicine slices, granules, medicinal herbs, medical dressings, etc.

Laundry detergent, shampoo samples, wet wipes, facial masks, etc.

Screws, nuts, small parts, etc.

Bagging machines can be further categorized based on the degree of automation and packaging format:

Material is filled from above and are suitable for granules, powders, liquids, etc. They occupy a small footprint and are the most widely used type.

 Material is filled horizontally and are primarily used for pillow-shaped packaging, such as biscuits, bread, and paper towels.

A bag-feeding bag filling machine uses pre-made packaging bags, requiring only opening, filling, and sealing. Advantages include a variety of aesthetically pleasing bag shapes (such as stand-up pouches and zipper bags) and easy product changeover, but the speed is generally lower than that of a vertical bag making machine.