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Paketto 3035K
Paketto 3035K Series: Flexible and Efficient Automatic Paper Bag Packaging Line
Developed by Sagbil specifically for mid-scale production lines, the Paketto 3035K Paper Bag Filling and Packaging Machine offers flexibility and efficiency in a compact structure. Equipped with PLC touchscreens, dust extraction systems, and industry-leading components from Festo, Schneider, and ABB, this series ensures reliable performance with under 1% filling precision. Featuring automatic bag filling machine technology, the Paketto 3035K is ideal for 1 kg, 2 kg, and 5 kg packaging.
Shrinking Lines: Versatile Solutions
Paketto 3035K Shrinking Lines create protected and aesthetic multi-groups by wrapping filled packages with shrink film. This series includes the Auger Filling & Shrink Wrapping Line (VDS) for fine powder products like flour packing and starch, the Volumetric Filling & Shrink Wrapping Line (VMDS) for granular products like salt, and the 10-Head Multihead Weigher Filling & Shrink Line (T10DS) reaching speeds of 32 packs per minute for special products like tea bag packing. Other models include the Hybrid Auger & Volumetric Filling Shrink Line (VD+VMDS). Additionally, the Sewing Machine with Conveyor and High Performance Packaging (DM+BT) option provided for heavy bags like 5 kg flour adds extra durability to the package.
Baling Lines: Logistics Optimization
Optimizing logistics processes, Paketto 3035K Baling Lines combine filled packages using hotmelt to create shipment-ready bales. The Auger Filling & Baling Machine (VDB), Volumetric Filling & Baling System (VMDB), and Hybrid Auger & Volumetric Filling Baling Line (VD+VMDB) options adapt perfectly to various products like semolina packaging, sugar, and powder detergent. It serves as an efficient pulses packing machine and spice packaging machine.
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