Coffee & tea
Beans, loose‑leaf, sachets.
Technical specifications
Headline specifications for Weigh Filling Machine 100.
Typical applications
Where this machine fits best.
Snacks
Seeds, small nuts (size permitting).
Hardware
Small parts and fasteners.
What's included
- Main weighing base
- Hopper
- Outlet/funnel kit
- User manual
Sizing the solution
Information to include with your enquiry.
Using the structure already present in the supplied product pages, the site prompts buyers to send better application data from the start.
- Product flowability and target dose
- Pack style (pouch/jar) and spout size
- Throughput requirement (packs/min)
- Space and discharge height
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Powder dosing specification
Specify auger filling around powder behaviour, tooling, refill and the finished pack.
An auger filler meters product through a rotating screw and associated tooling. The correct arrangement depends on bulk density, aeration, cohesion, dust, hopper refill, agitation where required, target dose, nozzle or outlet, pack opening and the cleaning boundary. Product with the same trade name can need different settings or tooling when the physical behaviour changes.
Bulk density and aeration
Powder can settle, aerate or compact during transport and hopper refill. Record the normal operating condition and variation. A trial based on one carefully settled sample may not represent the production process.
Screw, tooling and nozzle
The dosing screw, tube, nozzle and any agitation must be selected as one product-contact route. The outlet also has to fit the real pack opening and provide acceptable cut-off without contaminating the closure or seal area.
Hopper refill and head pressure
Refill can change product condition and the amount of material above the screw. Define the refill signal, feeder response, product-level window and what happens if the hopper is starved or overfilled.
Dust and the pack area
Dust can affect weight control, operators, sensors, seals and housekeeping. The project should identify extraction, containment, cleaning and any material-specific risk assessment before the line layout is fixed.
Cleaning and changeover
Record how the hopper, screw, tube, nozzle and agitation parts are removed, inspected, cleaned and refitted. Product retention, allergen or cross-contamination controls may be more important than nominal dosing speed.
Packaging-machine interface
Define pack-ready, dose request, dose complete, inhibit and fault signals. For VFFS or pouches, confirm that dust and product are kept clear of the seal area and that the pack is supported through the fill.
When should multihead weighing be compared?
If the product flows as separate pieces, pellets or granules, combination weighing may create a stronger portioning route. Use the dedicated multihead weigher versus auger filler guide and compare both technologies with the same product, target, pack and acceptance method.
Powder trial brief
Send the powder condition, target dose and pack opening.
Include bulk-density variation if known, dust, current refill method, required output, cleaning needs and representative product.
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