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Filling -> Closing -> Conveying -> Finishing -> Consumables -> Parts & Services In the realm of industrial packaging, Inpak Systems works with a variety of top-notch industrial packaging companies. We offer well-made, durable, and competitively priced machinery, all of which perform consistently well for customers of all sizes. In this blog post, we’re reviewing a Closing option in... Read more

Conveying -> Filling -> Sealing -> Finishing -> Services Bag-filling equipment, while capable of high accuracy (i.e., +/- 0.5%), cannot be certified for weighing products intended for sale. This is due to two primary factors: Product Movement: During the filling process, the product is in motion, affecting the weighing accuracy. Equipment Dynamics: Bag-filling equipment incorporates moving components that are susceptible... Read more

Conveying -> Filling -> Sealing -> Finishing -> Services In the realm of industrial packaging, Inpak Systems works with a variety of top-notch companies. We offer well-made, durable, and competitively priced machinery that perform consistently well for customers of all sizes. In this blog post, we’re focusing on a company and products that can assist you in the Sealing aspect... Read more

Conveying -> Filling -> Sealing -> Finishing -> Services In the realm of industrial packaging, Inpak Systems works with a variety of top-notch industrial packaging companies. We offer well-made, durable, and competitively priced machinery, all of which perform consistently well for customers of all sizes. In this blog post, we’re starting off with a company and product that has been... Read more

The supply hopper, located above the bagging scale, is about 14’ above the floor. A supply conveyor, sometimes called a feed conveyor, is used to get the processed product up and into the bagger's supply hopper. Feed conveyors can be used to move products from a variety of upstream process equipment (i.e. mixers, blenders, dryers) or bulk bags (FIBC). Most... Read more

Valve type bags are filled with a tube inserted in a small opening (valve) on the top corner of the bag. After filling, this valve then is closed, sealing the bag. One advantage of using a valve type bag is that they do not require a bag sewing machine or bag sealer to close the bag. There are three styles... Read more

There are two types of bags: open mouth and valve type. Open mouth bags are open across the top and require some method to close the top. Valve-type bags have a corner opening that is used for filling. Open Mouth Bags: Depending on the bag’s material, open mouth bags are either sewen closed or heat sealed. Open mouth bags made... Read more

The supply hopper sits on top of your bagging scale. The size of the supply hopper determines how many bags you can fill before you have to replenish it. Incline feed conveyors are often used to fill your supply hopper from a blender, dryer, super sack, or silo. Depending on your product, feed conveyors may be cleated belt, auger, vacuum,... Read more

To fill a bag, bagging scales need a spout that fits inside the bag. The spout is determined by the application, the size of the bag, and the material of the bag. Types: There are 2 basic types of spouts for open mouth bags: non-clamp and clamp. Non-Clamping Spouts The non-clamp spout is a simple tapered funnel where the bag... Read more

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