Shanghai Dahe Packaging Machinery Co., Ltd

Post Bin Blender Product Description The Post Bin Blender   machine  is composed of column, machine base, rotation crotch, driving system, braking system, control system, etc. Push the mixing hopper into the rotation crotch and lock the nuts. Start the control system to lift the hopper to the mixing height and position it reliably. The driving system will carry out automatic mixing according to the set time, rotation speed and other data. After the mixing operation is finished, the rotation crotch will stop vertically, the hopper will be printed. Loosen the locknuts of the rotary crotch and push the hopper out and transfer it to the next procedure . Main Features 1, The machine has such features as resonable structure, stable performance, convenient operation, no dead corners, and no exposed bolts. 2, The gyrator(mixing hopper) forms an included angle of 30° with the rotation axis. The materials in the mixing hopper rotate along with the gyrator and make tangential movement and achievi

Powder filling machine is specially designed and developed for filling milk powder or common food powder into various forms of containers such as metal cans, plastic containers, glass bottles, etc. Made of all stainless steel, it meets food hygiene standards. The powder is filled using a high-precision servo-controlled auger, and the weight of the contents is reviewed by weighing, and any container that is over or under weight is ejected. We can form a complete   powder can filling line   with other machines such as empty can feeding and container capping or sealing machines. Automatic single, double or triple filling heads are available, depending on the required volume.     Main advantages of the powder filling machine. ✺Using screw meter to complete metering and filling, suitable for metering different kinds of powder materials. ✺ Reliable PLC control with precision servo-controlled screw metering system ensures high precision and repeatability. ✺ Adopt PLC double pull or single pul

As you might expect, we discuss torque with our customers every day. People certainly have a lot of questions about how to measure torque. They want to make sure that the proper torque is applied to the cap. So naturally, many people who are new to caps want to find a way to directly measure the torque output of their capping machine. The ideas they usually try are logical and well thought out, but unfortunately, they can lead to inaccurate results. Our purpose here is to explain why.   Many people understandably assume that if they put a bottle into a cap torque tester and then tighten the cap with a capper, the tester will tell them what torque the capper just applied to the cap. Unfortunately, this is not the case. If the cap is screwed onto the container very slowly, the cap torque tester will only measure the torque applied to the cap.  A capping machine  can tighten caps very quickly. The sampling rate (how often the cap torque tester reads the torque output) of the cap torque te