Choose from different types of nut bagging equipment that automatically weigh and fill pouches, sacks, and bags with different types of raw or roasted nuts. These packaging machines are used for filling bags with many different types of snack nuts including peanuts, almonds, cashews, chestnuts, hazelnuts, macadamia nuts, pecans, pistachios, and walnuts.
Fill small pouches that weigh 0.5 – 5 lbs, large open mouth bags that weigh 10 – 50 lbs, or bulk bags that weigh up to 4,400 lbs. All nut bagging equipment has an accuracy of +/- 0.5-1% of target weight and can operate at different bagging speeds. Bag sealers automatically vacuum seal pouches for retail sale in stores, as well as for online sales at stores like Amazon. Nitrogen gas flush sealers are also available for sealing pouches or bags filled with nuts. Larger, 5-50 lb open mouth bags for wholesale can be sealed on a conveyor using a heat sealer or bag sewing machine and then palletized using a robotic palletizer.
Choose from different types of soybean bagging equipment that automatically weighs and fills bags, bulk bags, and totes with different types of soybean seeds, soybean flour, and soybean meal.
Fill 16 oz – 110 pound bags with soybean flour and meal using an auger gross weigh bagger, and then seal them with a pinch bottom bag closer. For filling bags with soybean seeds, we recommend using a digital gross weigh bagger or bulk bag filling station, and a bag sewer and pedestal. All soybean packaging machines have an accuracy of +/- 0.5-1% of target weight and can operate at different bagging speeds.
After closing the bags, convey them through a bag flattener and then onto a palletizer and stretch wrapper. Using a robotic palletizer and automatic stretch wrapper for the fastest return on investment.
Food grade intermediate bulk container loaded onto an IBC discharge station above bag packaging equipment
Food grade intermediate bulk containers, or IBCs, are easier-to-use, clean, and add into existing operations at food and beverage processing and packaging plants.
The simplest version of an IBC discharge system would include a set of IBCs and a discharge station. This would replace traditional bulk bag unloaders and bulk bags.
Choose from different types of sorghum bagging equipment that automatically weigh and fill 50-4,000 pound bags with sorghum. Automatically fill many types of bags including poly-woven, multi-walled paper, burlap, and lined / unlined poly-woven bulk bags. Free-flowing sorghum could include red, orange, bronze, tan, white, and black colored sorghum, and more.
For filling sorghum into 50 pound bags, we recommend using a vibratory fed net weigh bagging machine. This type of machine automatically fills a supply hopper as a bag is being filled below with sorghum. This results in a fill rate of up to 24 bags per minute. For filling bulk bags with sorghum, we recommend a bulk bag filling station that can fill 5-25 bulk bags per hour. All packaging machines have an accuracy of +/- 0.5-1% of target weight and can operate at different bagging speeds.
Supply hoppers for this type of sorghum bagging equipment are also available in a wide range of sizes, including frames that support Buckhorn Pro Boxes.
This aggregate bagging plant fills multiwall paper bags (also known as open top, 25kg kraft paper bags) with aggregate and crushed rock at a rate of 10 bags per minute. The plant also includes a dust collection system. The customer is adding a robotic palletizer to further automate the packaging process.
Aggregate Bagging Plant Fills Multiwall Paper Bags
Choose from different types of oats bagging equipment that automatically weigh and fill 50-4,000 pound bags with oats. Automatically fill many types of bags including poly-woven, multi-walled paper, burlap, and lined / unlined poly-woven bulk bags. Free-flowing oats could include whole oats, steel cut oats, Irish oats, Scottish oats, rolled oats, oat bran, and more.
For filling oats into 50 pound bags, we recommend using a vibratory fed net weigh filling machine. This type of machine automatically fills a supply hopper as a bag is being filled below with oats. This results in a fill rate of up to 24 bags per minute. For filling bulk bags with oats, we recommend a bulk bag filling station that can fill 5-25 bulk bags per hour. All packaging machines have an accuracy of +/- 0.5-1% of target weight and can operate at different bagging speeds.
Choose from different types of hemp bagging equipment that automatically weigh and fill pouches, bags, and bulk bags with different types of hemp. These packaging machines are used for filling bags with many different types of hemp including hemp seeds, hemp hearts, shelled hemp, hulled hemp seeds, hemp flowers, and leaves.
Fill small pouches and boxes that weigh 1 – 16 ounces, large open mouth poly bags that weigh 10 – 50 pounds, or bulk bags that weigh up to 4,400 pounds. All hemp bagging equipment has an accuracy of +/- 0.5-1% of target weight and can operate at different bagging speeds.
Choose from different types of bagging equipment for beans that automatically weigh and fill small poly bags, as well as 50 pound to 4,000 pound bags with beans. Automatically fill many types of bags including small poly bags / pouches, poly-woven, multi-walled paper, burlap, and lined / unlined poly-woven bulk bags. Free-flowing beans could include Navy Beans, Great Northern Beans, White Beans, Cannellini Beans, Kidney Beans, and Pinto Beans.
For vacuum sealing and nitrogen flushing the bags, we recommend the entry-level Plexpack Vacpack Vacuum Sealer. For faster filling and sealing speeds, we can also recommend a number of fully automatic packaging systems that are small enough to fit at a retail store location or warehouse location. All options work with free-flowing dry beans.
Choose from different types of barley bagging equipment that automatically weighs and fills 50 pound – 4,000 pound bags with barley. Automatically fill bags constructed of poly-woven, multi-walled paper, burlap, and lined / unlined poly-woven bulk bags. Fill bags with raw barley, hulled barley, hulless barley, pearl barley, barley grits and flakes, malted barley, feed barley, and other dry malted grains.
Since dry barley is a free-flowing product, we recommend using a gravity flow net weigh filling machine to fill standard 50 pound bags. This type of machine automatically fills a supply hopper as a bag is being filled below. This results in a faster fill rate of up to 24 bags per minute. For an entry-level filling machine, we recommend a digital gross weigh gravity filler that has a fill rate of 1-8 bags per minute.
Supply hoppers are also available for barley bagging equipment in a wide range of sizes, including frames that support Buckhorn Pro Boxes. All packaging machines have an accuracy of +/- 0.5-1% of target weight and can operate at different bagging speeds.
The high-speed bag palletizer shown in the video below stacks fifty 50 lb. bags of sugar on shipping pallets.
High-Speed Robotic Palletizer Stacks 50 lb. Bags Filled with Sugar
50 lb. open mouth paper bags are filled in a packaging area. From there, they are transported through a protected opening in a wall, to a decline bag transfer conveyor, and then to a powered 90 degree turning conveyor under a bag flattener that removes some of the air from each bag to make them more uniform for stacking.
Choose from different types of seed bagging equipment to package seeds and grains into small bags, pouches, 50 lb. bags, and all the way up to 4,400 pound bulk bags. All machines have an accuracy of +/- 0.5-1% of target weight and can operate at different fill rates.
Fill bags with many different types of seeds and agricultural products such as soybean seeds
This type of equipment fills bags with many different types of agricultural products such as seeds and grains. This includes sunflower seeds, grass seeds, wheat seeds, corn seed, soybean seeds, barley, oats, rice, bird seed, alfalfa, rye, canola, and more.
There are many different types of bagging machines using custom configurations to package many types of products. These products can range from agricultural products like corn, feed, and seed to chemical and industrial powders like graphite, gypsum, and barite.
This automatic plastic pellets bagging system fills 50 lb. poly bags at a continuous rate of 12-14 bags per minute with pellets that are used in various extrusion processes.
Both the bag placer and bag top reformer can operate in automatic or manual modes, allowing the system to continue to operate, even during maintenance or repairs of this equipment. Other automated systems do not allow for this type of feature and the entire packaging line must be shut down.
Auto Bagging and Palletizing System (click for larger image)
This type of packaging system can be used to pack plastic granules, or more slightly irregularly shaped free-flowing particles that are used in processing recycled plastics.
Learn more about industrial dust suppression systems and dust control methods for use during the processing and handling of dry bulk solids at indoor facilities or outdoor plants.
Dust suppression and curtain systems used during loading of trucks with dry powder to be transported to a landfill for disposal
What is industrial dust suppression and what are some dust suppression methods?
Dust suppression systems are used to prevent, control, and greatly reduce the amount of fugitive dust particles (usually smaller than 10 microns) released during the processing and handling of dry bulk solids. This is generally done by wetting or spraying the ultra-fine dust particles with water, or by mixing water with a dust control chemical like magnesium chloride. The spray clings to the dust particles and causes them to drop or fall out of the air.
This is different from dust collection methods that use vacuums, baghouses, fabric filters, wet scrubbers, electrostatic precipitators, water curtains, and dust collectors.
