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Brief description:

This machine is mainly developed and designed for ultra-fine powders that are prone to dust and high-precision packaging requirements. It completes dual speed filling, metering, and lifting work based on the signal provided by the weight sensor installed under the container,Suitable for packaging milk powder, additives, carbon powder, fire extinguisher powder, other ultrafine powders, andHigh precision packaging requirements for powders, etc.

Main features:

♦The pneumatic bag clamping device and bracket are installed on the weight sensor, and are filled quickly and slowly according to the pre-set weight. The weighing system with high response speed ensures high packaging accuracy;

♦The servo motor drives the tray to lift and lower, and the lifting speed can be set arbitrarily. During filling, there is basically no dust flying out and polluting the environment;

♦ Servo motor and servo drive control screw, with stable performance and high accuracy; PLC control, touch screen human-machine interface display, easy to operate;

♦ All stainless steel structure; Combination or open type material box, easy to clean;

♦ The filling head is equipped with a handwheel to adjust the height, making it easy to achieve packaging of various specifications;

♦ Fixed screw installation structure, which will not affect the material properties during filling;

♦ Workflow: Manual bagging or manual canning ->The container rises and fills quickly, while the container descends-Weight reaches the predetermined value - slow filling - weight reaches the target value - manually remove the container;

♦ Pneumatic bag clamping device and can support device are available for selection, just choose different devices to meet the requirements of canning and bagging;

♦ There are two working modes that can be switched, quantitative or real-time weighing. Quantitative weighing has faster speed but slightly lower accuracy, while real-time weighing has higher accuracy but slower speed.

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