What are the quantitative methods for granule packaging machine?

The granule packaging machine can automatically complete the steps of measuring, bag making, filling, sealing, cutting, printing the production date, cutting and tearing. It is suitable for the packaging of granules, powders, water pills, pellets in the pharmaceutical, food, chemical and other industries, such as: sugar, salt, seasoning, coffee, instant beverages, desiccants, water pills, washing powder, etc. So do you know what quantitative methods are available for pellet packaging? Here are four quantitative methods for pellet packaging machines:

1, measuring cup measurement

The measuring cup is used for weighing measurement. The measuring cup is mainly measured by volume. The weight of the material is first weighed, and then the material is poured into the measuring cup to set the capacity of the measuring cup. This kind of measuring cup is used for measuring granular products. The measuring cup has low precision requirements and is generally suitable for packaging bulk materials. Or if the price of the required equipment is low, this quantitative method will be chosen.

2, combination weigher

A combination scale is used for weighing and measurement. The weighing and measurement of the combination scale is a combination of multiple scales for weighing and cutting, which has a high degree of intelligence and high weighing accuracy. The price of the combination weigher is one of four kinds of expensive.

3, linear scale

A linear scale is used for weighing and measurement. The principle of linear scale weighing is similar to that of a balance scale. Linear scale weighing and measurement is mainly suitable for packaging materials with large weight and the size below soybeans.

4, screw scale

A combination scale is used for weighing and measurement. The screw scale is mainly suitable for materials that are not easy to vibrate or easy to accumulate. For the weighing and measurement of products such as ice cubes and ice pellets, Songke Packaging Machinery has developed a screw scale instead of ice packs.