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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Small-dose application window
Prove the relationship between piece weight, target dose and pack opening.
The compact model is most useful when the product can feed consistently and the target contains enough repeatable pieces or particles for stable cut-off. Very light, irregular, dusty or static products may need a different feeder, outlet or weighing route.
How does individual piece weight affect a small target?
Where each piece is a large proportion of the target, one additional piece can create a significant step in the result. Send the smallest and largest pieces and state any count expectation as well as the weight target.
How should a small pouch or jar be presented?
The opening must accept the product and outlet without spill. Confirm whether the operator holds the pack, uses a support, foot pedal or sensor, and how the filled pack moves to closing or sealing.
What should the trial record?
Record ordered weights, product left in the outlet, operator cycle, spill, pack presentation, refill and restarts. A short sequence may not expose static, segregation or change in product level.
When should another route be compared?
Use the Lancing model comparison for larger targets and the dosing-method guide when fine powder or combination weighing may be a better fit.