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Repackaging Bulk Dry Goods into Small Bags for Sales or Distribution

This commercial equipment is used for repackaging bulk dry goods stored in bulk bags, bins, totes, pro boxes, 40-50Lb bags, and more into small bags, pouches, and containers.

Examples of free-flowing bulk dry goods to repackage or re-bag would be food products such as rice, nuts, coffee beans, sprinkles, pasta, beans, candy, seeds, dog food, and cat food as well as products such as feed pellets, wood pellets, and plastic pellets.

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Packaging and Palletizing Line for Bags of Supplements

This packaging and palletizing line fills craft paper bags with 25, 40, or 50 lbs. of livestock minerals and supplements.  It includes a hopper, net weigh bag filling machine, high-speed bag sewing system, and robotic palletizer with 2 bag stack zones.  It replaced an existing bag filling and packaging line at the feed service company that has been in business since 1946.

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Choose from different types of rice bagging equipment to package rice and other grains into small bags, pouches, larger 50 Lb. bags, and all the way up to 4,400 Lb. bulk bags.  All bagging machines have an accuracy of +/- 0.5-1% of target weight and can operate at different fill rates depending on your packaging line requirements.

rice bagging equipment

Rice bagging equipment fills small to very large bags with rice

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Electrostatic seasoning systems evenly coat food and pharmaceutical products with seasonings and flavorings. Apply 15-45% less powders, flavors, coatings, vitamins, spices, and oils to a wide range of products. Design and implement a complete system that is manufactured to food-grade industry standards.

Seasoning Cashews and Other Nuts Using an Electrostatic Coating System

Dramatic Reduction in Seasoning and Powder Usage!

Electrostatic Seasoning vs. Other Powder Technologies:

Electrostatics vs Other Seasoning Technologies

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filling boxes and larger baler bags with small bags and pouchesUse an automated bagging system to fill boxes and baler bags with small pre-packaged, form fill and seal (FFS) bags or pouches containing products such as grains, sugar, flour, salt, powders, and more.  This type of automation can enhance your end of line packaging and provide a more convenient way to ship and handle smaller bags together as a stackable unit.

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Filling 50 lb bags with milk powder

Filling 50 lb. bags with milk powder

This milk powder bag packing machine fills 50 lb. open mouth bags at a rate of 2-3 bags per minute.  It provides an accurate and dust tight filling process.  The machine is designed to be quickly and easily disassembled for access to internal components when cleaning and sanitation is required.

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A snack food producer needed to increase production on one of its bagging lines for breading mix. The existing equipment was centrally located within their process, which made any upgrades or integrations challenging.  The customer’s project requirements included a bag sealing machine that uses an ultrasonic sealer to hermetically seal valve bags.  This way, the bags would be dust tight before dropping onto a conveyor below.

bag sealing machine uses ultrasonic sealer for breading mix

Ultrasonic Bag Sealer

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Accurate dosing of seasonings into a tumbling drum, easy cleaning, reliability

seasoning dispenser for tumble drum

Feeder used to dispense seasonings into a tumbling drum

Food production facilities use vibrating feeders (a.k.a. vibratory pan feeders -or- scarf feeders) for dispensing seasonings and spices directly onto the surface of food products as they tumble in a drum.  This process is referred to as enrobing. The feeder can also meter seasonings precisely into a blended seasoning batch, or as an application of toppings and coatings in downstream processing equipment.

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palletizing system for manually stacking bags on pallets

Incline conveyor takes 50 Lb. bags of shelled corn up to a gravity roller accumulation table

One or more operators can use manual palletizing equipment to stack open mouth bags and valve bags containing a variety of agricultural products such deer corn, cottonseed hulls, oats, alfalfa pellets / cubes, soybean meal, barley, dried molasses, and mixing / stock salts. They can also stack bags filled with industrial products such as chemical powders, cement, mortar, and pigments.

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Coffee Bagging EquipmentChoose from different types of coffee bagging equipment that automatically weigh and fill coffee pouches and bags with roasted coffee beans or grounds.  Fill small pouches that weigh 0.5 pounds – 5 pounds, larger open mouth bags that weigh up to 50 pounds, or bulk bags that weigh up to 4,400 pounds.

All coffee bagging equipment has an accuracy of +/- 0.5-1% of target weight and can operate at different bagging speeds. Financing options are available.

sealing bags of coffee

Filling and sealing bags of coffee

Coffee bag sealers automatically vacuum seal foil or poly lined coffee pouches for retail sale in stores and online.  Nitrogen gas flush options are also available for coffee bag sealers.  Larger, 5-50 pound open mouth bag sealers for wholesale can be sealed on a conveyor using a heat sealer and then palletized using a robotic palletizer.

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The video below shows an automated feed bagging system that quickly fills and packages multi-wall paper bags with 50lbs. of alfalfa pellets (pasture cubes or range cubes) to be used for livestock feed.  This system uses a high-speed net weigh bagger with 2 internal weigh hoppers.

Automated Feed Bagging System - 50lb. bags Alfalfa Pellets

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