Our large product mix allows us to offer you a wide variety of bag filling machines and weighing solutions offered from the finest and most reputable manufacturers. That means that the advice you get from us and the solutions we design are not limited to just one brand or particular technology. Whether you require a singular piece of equipment for industrial bag filling or an entirely new bagging solution built to your custom specifications, we have you covered.
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The selection of a feeder (e.g. gravity, auger, vibratory, etc.) depends on your material’s flow characteristics. Not sure which category your material falls in? Explore our list of material categories.
Types of bag filling equipment.
Valve Type Bag Filling Scales
Valve type baggers fill 5-120 lb. bags through a “valve” in the top side of the bag. This greatly reduces the amount of product lost and dust created as opposed to pouring product into an open mouth bag. Valve baggers are available with gravity, impeller, auger, air packer or compaction feeders.Open Mouth Baggers
Open mouth baggers are available as gross weigh or net weigh bag filler with either a mechanical or electronic digital scale for 5-120 lb. bags. Auger, belt, gravity or vibratory feeders are available.Small Weight Baggers
Small weighment baggers are typically used for open mouth bags weighing less than 10 lbs. Some small weighment baggers can fill bags little as 1oz.Bulk Bagging Equipment
Bulk bag fillers are used to fill 1,000-4,000 super sacks which are sometimes called: big bags, totes, Gaylord boxes or FIBCs (flexible intermediate bulk containers). Bulk bag unloaders empty super sack's contents into smaller bags or onto an in-feed conveyor.Automated bagging systems
Fully automated bagging systems may include the following: bag placer, bag former, bag filler, check weigh conveyor, transfer conveyor, bag closer (sew or seal), bag positioning (turner/kicker) conveyor, bag flattening conveyor, bag transport (horizontal or incline) conveyor & bag palletizer.Automatic Bag Placers & Positioners
Automated bag positioners are located before the filling station. Bag positioners grab the open mouth bag from a flat stack, open the bag, and position/hang it on the fill chute of the bag filler.Form-Fill-Seal Systems
Form-fill-seal (FFS) automated and semi-automated bagging systems are designed to form/open a poly bag/pouch which is then manually or automatically filled with the product and then sealed closed.Bag Fillers FAQs
Our equipment handles a vast range of dry materials including powders, granules, pellets, chunks, aggregates, and more. We offer specialized feeders for both free-flowing and non-free-flowing products. Contact us to determine the best bagger for your products.
We offer filling solutions for both open-mouth bags and valve-style bags, as well as bulk bag (FIBC) filling systems for larger volumes.
We provide solutions for three main categories: small weighments (1 oz. to 10 lbs.), standard industrial bags (10 lbs. to 150 lbs.), and bulk bags/super sacks (1,000 lbs. To 4,000 lbs.).
Gross weigh fillers weigh the product inside the bag as it fills, while net weigh fillers pre-weigh the product in a bucket before discharging it into the bag for higher speeds and accuracy. Check out this comparison to learn more.
Accuracy of +/- 0.25% is achievable depending on the model. Throughput ranges from 1-10 bags/min. for manual units up to 100 bags/min. for fully automated systems.
No. Bag fillers themselves cannot be “legal-for-trade” certified. If your application requires certified weights, the bags must be verified using an NTEP-approved scale or checkweigher after filling.
Yes. We offer integrated options for bag embossers, printers, taggers, and labelers to streamline your packaging line.
Machines are available in mild steel or stainless steel. We also provide NEMA 4X, explosion-proof, wash-down, and dust-tight configurations for hazardous or food-grade environments.
Requirements vary by model, typically ranging from 110V to 480V (1 or 3 Phase & 50/60 Hz). Many automated feeders also require a dedicated compressed air supply.