Granule packing

Granule multi-lane packing machines for weighing and counting routes.

Review particle size, breakage risk, fines, weighing route and pack style before selecting the machine.

Particle state changes the route

Granules, pellets and countable pieces can require different weighing, counting and feeding logic.

Protect product integrity

Fragility, dust fines and inconsistent particle shape should be reviewed before output and pack guarantees are discussed.

Line connection

Granule packing can be planned with coding, inspection, transfer and downstream handling when the scope is clear.

Project review table

ItemAIX PACK review direction
Reference lane routes4 / 6 / 8 / 10 / 12 lane routes can be reviewed for selected granule projects.
Reference outputUp to 180 packs/min can be reviewed for source-backed granule stick routes where configuration supports it.
Review pointsParticle size, fragility, fines, target fill, weighing or counting method and film.
BoundaryDo not assume all granules run the same without product samples and engineering review.
Material behaviorShare flowability, viscosity, dust, residue, particle size, temperature and cleaning expectations.
Dose and pack targetConfirm fill range, pack width, seal style, film route and appearance expectation.
Line boundarySeparate machine-only scope from dosing, feeding, coding, inspection, counting and transfer.
Sample routeUse sample testing when product behavior can change output, filling accuracy or seal cleanliness.

Buyer questions

Can fragile granules be packed?

Fragile products can be reviewed, but feeding, weighing and transfer should be selected to reduce breakage risk.

Is counting available?

Counting concepts can be reviewed when the product is countable and particle shape supports stable detection.