The feeder-type weighing machine automatically measures plant fertilizer soil and fertilizer pellets!
Docking with other companies' packaging machines is also possible! Introducing the feeder-type weighing machine in our blog.
We tried automatically measuring plant fertilizer soil and fertilizer pellets with a feeder-type weighing machine. The "feeder-type weighing machine" can measure not only horticultural soil and soil for houseplants but also anything else. It can measure cookies, chocolate, rice, and more. The feeder-type weighing machine separates the raw materials that come out of the internal hopper into two tiers of feeders. The lower one is called the bulk feeder, and the upper one is the small quantity feeder. After the flow from the lower feeder stops, the upper flow is finely adjusted to reach the target value. *For more details, you can view the related links on the blog. For more information, please refer to the PDF materials or feel free to contact us.*
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Our company is engaged in the design, manufacturing, and sales of feeder-type weighing machines, camera-based parts counters, and bagging packaging machines. Focusing mainly on bagging packaging machines, we handle a wide range of items to be weighed, including food and industrial products. We also accept special screws and powders. For parts counters, automatic bagging machines, load cell automatic weighing machines, gas filling, rice counting machines, gazette bags, flat bags, and vacuum packaging machines, please leave it to Shoraku Sangyo Co., Ltd.
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