Turbo Packer
The Turbo Packer is a high-performance force-fed valve sack filling/weighing machine.
Mini Packer
KEY FEATURES
- This is quite simply a smaller version of our traditional Turbo packer.
- Designed to handle up to 10kg bags and perfect for smaller operations.
- Designed to pack granular or powdery products at high speed into valve sacks.
- Can be modified to suit open mouth sacks and tub filling.
- Suitable for the following industries; Building and Construction, Food, Pet Foods, Farming and Agriculture, Chemical Goods and Pharmaceutical.
- Available with MID weights and measures approved.
- Can be operated manually or as part of an automated turnkey system. High accuracy using a single load cell.
- Attachments for open bag and tub filling.
- Available in food quality and pharmaceutical build quality.
- Finance options available
The Mini packer is extremely versatile and can be used to pack free-flowing products. It is available in food quality and pharmaceutical build quality.
| Type | VSP-MP |
|---|---|
| Bag Length | 350mm(L) |
| Bag Width | 40-50mm(W) |
| Packing Speed | 3- |
| Measuring Range | 2kg-10kg |
| Air Consumption | 30 cfm @ 6 bar |
| Power voltage | 20VAC/50HZ |
| Power | 3KW |
| Dimension | (L)650×(W)650×(H)2000mm |
| Deadweight of machine | 300Kg |
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