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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Define liquid dosing, cut-off and seal protection as one controlled cycle.
Liquid form fill and seal suitability depends on the real product and film rather than the word “liquid”. Viscosity, temperature, particulates, foaming, stringing, dripping, dose range, seal-area contamination, cleaning and product-contact requirements all change the dosing and pack route.
Product condition at filling
Record viscosity or flow behaviour at the actual filling temperature, plus particulates, settling, foaming and sensitivity to shear or air. Product behaviour can change between the feed vessel and the nozzle.
Dose formation and cut-off
The selected pump, valve and nozzle arrangement must create a controlled dose and stop cleanly. Drips, strings or foam can affect pack weight, headspace and the sealing area even when the nominal dose is correct.
Film and seal window
Provide the complete film construction and finished pack requirements. Seal temperature, time and pressure are packaging-machine variables; the dosing system must keep product away from the seal zone during the cycle.
Feed vessel and product supply
Define product level, mixing or recirculation where required, temperature control, pressure, return routes and the behaviour during start-up, pauses and low-level conditions.
Cleaning and product change
Plan drain-down, flushing, disassembly, inspection and return to production. Final cleaning requirements depend on the product, hygiene system, contact materials and site procedures.
Acceptance evidence
Record ordered dose results, pack leaks, seal contamination, foam, drips, temperature, stops, restarts and sustained good output. A short dry cycle does not prove the filled-pack process.
Application evidence
Send product, film and finished-pack details.
Include the product at filling temperature, target dose, pack drawing, film construction, required output, cleaning method and upstream supply.
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