Material & packaging review

Granular & piece products

Choose counting for a specified number of pieces or weighing for a target pack weight. Product shape, flow, fragility and surface condition determine the feeding and transfer approach.

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Product behavior

Choose the principle before the configuration.

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Review shape, size, surface coating, dust and tendency to stick together.
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For suitable pieces, vibratory separation and photoelectric counting can release a counted batch. Weight-based packs use a matched weighing and discharge system.
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Confirm count or weight per pack, separation, breakage limits and the pack interface with actual samples. Nuts, seeds, toy blocks and hardware parts need their own feeding and dosing assessment; they are not automatically compatible with a tablet or gummy counter.

Equipment routes

Platforms to discuss with your samples.

These routes describe the operating approach. Final suitability, output and interfaces depend on the actual product and packaging review.

GS Series

Electronic counting

Vibratory feeding and photoelectric counting for suitable solid products. Tablet, capsule and candy suitability depends on separation and product condition.

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JS Series

Counting for larger solid products

Multi-stage separation and independent discharge gates can connect counted batches to bottle filling or bagging equipment. Sticky gummies need a sample test and interface review.

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Application-specific weighing

Weight-based granular packaging

Weighing and a matched discharge interface can be evaluated for suitable granular or piece products. Feeding, flow, product damage and pack opening require tests with the actual nuts, seeds, parts or other pieces.

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Pack format & downstream scope

Review Bottle, Bag or Box&Carton packaging.

Bottles and pouches define the primary pack. Carton and case handling is planned around the completed pack and downstream requirements.

Bottle

Review bottle feed, dosing, closure and labeling together. Jar formats are reviewed within this container route using their opening, height, lid and transfer samples.

Choose counting for a specified number of pieces or weighing for a target pack weight. Product shape, flow, fragility and surface condition determine the feeding and transfer approach.

Product samples, dimensions and surface condition
Count or weight per pack and output target
Acceptable breakage and handling requirements
Bottle/closure samples or pouch dimensions and downstream interface

Explore the bottle equipment route →Explore the line plan →Discuss this packaging scope →

Bag

Confirm pouch construction, opening or forming, dosing interface and seal requirements. A bottle-line configuration does not define a pouch line.

Choose a count-based or weight-based dose, then coordinate release, pouch support and sealing. Feeding, separation and transfer require tests with the actual pieces.

Product separation, count or weight per pouch and acceptable breakage
Batch discharge height and pouch opening/support interface
Pouch dimensions, sealing requirements and product samples

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Box&Carton

Plan cartons and shipping cases around completed primary packs. Confirm carton/case style, loading pattern, transfer and closing method.

Start with the completed bottle, pouch or other primary pack. Review carton opening, product loading and closing, or grouped case loading and case sealing, as the downstream scope.

Completed primary packs for granular & piece products: dimensions, weight, orientation and handling limits
Retail-carton or shipping-case style, loading pattern and closing method
Upstream discharge, accumulation, transfer and required downstream output

See the seasoning salt line downstream scope →Explore the line plan →Discuss this packaging scope →

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