Deaeration molding while vibrating! Easily dockable with any existing weighing and packaging machine.
The "S-PACK HNP-600" is a fully automatic vacuum molding device suitable for measuring rice, granules, and granular materials. It is designed for vacuum molding of packaged rice bags, preventing the entry of water and debris, as well as the occurrence of mold and odors due to the absence of ventilation holes and permeability. By simply passing through a conveyor, it performs vibration molding, hole punching, degassing, and transparent tape application, resulting in beautiful packaging. 【Features】 - Sealed degassing system controls the increase of fatty acids due to air intrusion. - Easily docks with existing weighing and packaging machines for automatic vacuum molding. - Equipped with casters for easy mobility. - Can operate as a conveyor in pass-through mode when not in use. *For more details, please refer to the related links or feel free to contact us.
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【Specifications】 ■ Measured items: Rice grains, granular, pellets, etc. ■ Seal tape: φ38mm transparent tape ■ Bag dimensions: Width 150–300mm, Length 200–500mm, Height 150mm or less ■ Capacity: 4–6 bags/min ■ Machine dimensions: Width 840mm × Depth 650mm × Height 1315mm ■ Weight: 200kg ■ Required power supply: 3-phase AC200V 1.5kw *For more details, please refer to the related links or feel free to contact us.
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【Usage】 ■ Vacuum forming of packaged rice bags, etc. *For more details, please refer to the related links or feel free to contact us.
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Our company is committed to providing careful and flexible responses to the different needs of each customer. From semi-automatic devices to fully automated lines, we tackle labor-saving and manpower-reducing solutions as well as any challenges you may face. To ensure that we can meet your requests 100%, we also undertake new development and customized development, so please feel free to consult with us.
