Beumer’s Fillpack R offers fast, accurate bag filling

Beumer has expanded its product portfolio with the Fillpac R rotating filling machine, which has the capacity to fill up to 6,000 bags per hour using the latest technology to cater for all common bag types. The Fillpac R can fill woven polypropylene bags and is fitted with an automatic bag weight-correcting device to automatically adjust the weight of subsequent bags.
April 18, 2013 Read time: 1 min
7303 Beumer has expanded its product portfolio with the Fillpac R rotating filling machine, which has the capacity to fill up to 6,000 bags per hour using the latest technology to cater for all common bag types.

The Fillpac R can fill woven polypropylene bags and is fitted with an automatic bag weight-correcting device to automatically adjust the weight of subsequent bags.
A filling impeller reduces fill times and increases throughput without impairing weight accuracy.

Both the three-position cylinder, which regulates the coarse and fine flow, and the cylinder for bag discharging, are positioned in dust-free zones to minimise wear. Most of the components are freely available commercially. This reduces delivery times for spare parts and lowers capital costs for the user.

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