The eight questions that come up in almost every first call, answered without a sales pitch — specification, bags, commissioning, spares.
Send four things: the material with its bulk density, the bag type and size, the target output in bags per hour, and the floor space you can give the line. You get a proposed layout with a machine list and an indicative budget.
Both. The range covers bagging, bulk-bag filling, conveying, inspection and palletizing, so you can buy a single machine or the complete line — the interfaces stay with one supplier either way.
There is no single number. Bag weight, flow behaviour and weighing accuracy set the limit. We size the line from your material and confirm with a test run where a sample is available.
Yes — send the bag. Valve, open-mouth, gusseted or FIBC: the filling spout and the closing section are built around the bag already in your supply chain.
Layout drawings and documentation ship with the machine. Start-up is either remote guidance or an on-site visit, and the contract states which one.
Drives, pneumatics and sensors are catalogue components. The handover package lists exactly what was used, so you can source locally instead of waiting on us.
English, Spanish and Russian — on this site and in correspondence. The technical content is the same in all three.
No. They show configuration and motion. Cycle time depends on the product, the bag and the weighing accuracy, so it is quoted per project rather than published as a single number.
Send your material, bag type and target output. You'll get a proposed line layout and budget, without obligation.