Shanghai Dahe Packaging Machinery Co., Ltd

W hich filling equipment is suitable for powder products? Businesses with specialized equipment needs often encounter challenges with powder product filling equipment. Filling solutions must meet accuracy, efficiency and maintenance goals to achieve a return on investment. Any business looking for high-quality filling equipment needs the right filling type and machine design to meet customer expectations and financial goals. T ype o f Filling Equipment Take some time to evaluate product consistency and performance between filling equipment types. Some of the most common types of filling equipment used in powder product packaging include: 1. Net weight filler. Any filling machine that weighs commodities before filling is a net weight filling machine. These semi-automatic or automatic filling machines can handle heavy powder and granular products and can counteract the inconsistency of irregularly shaped granules. Net weight fillers may not provide the consistency companies expect from f

The goal when purchasing a new capper is to find a capper that will tighten caps perfectly and blend seamlessly into your production environment. To achieve this, start by taking a close look at your caps, bottles, and the work area where the capper will be used.   How the liner is worn out Cap gripper inserts (also known as gaskets) are hard-wearing items that need to be replaced regularly. You can extend the life of your liner by ensuring that the torque output of your capping machine is set correctly. In almost all cases, excessive wear on the chuck insert occurs when the capper applies too much torque to the cap.   We have all experienced tightening caps by hand. When tightening a cap by hand, we can tighten it to a certain point until it can't be tightened any further. Basically, the cap can only accept a certain amount of torque.   The same principle happens when using  a cap machine to tighten a cap . The cap can only accept a certain amount of torque. If the capper is set t

Vertical packaging machines use a single sheet of film material rolled around a core, usually referred to as rollstock. The continuous length of packaging material is referred to as the film web. This material can vary from polyethylene, cellophane laminates, foil laminates and paper laminates. The roll of film is placed on a spindle assembly at the rear of the machine. When the VFFS packaging machine is operating, the film is usually pulled off the roll by film transport belts, which are positioned to the side of the forming tube which is located at the front of the machine.  From here, the film enters a forming tube assembly. As it crests the shoulder (collar) on the forming tube, it is folded around the tube so that the end result is a length of film with the two outer edges of the film overlapping each other. This is the beginning of the bag forming process. Now the film will briefly pause (on intermittent motion packaging machines) so the formed bag can receive its vertical seal.