Operation of granule filling machine

A granule filling machine is a type of packaging machinery used to fill products in granular or particulate form (such as powders, seeds, grains, beans, etc.) into containers such as bags, pouches, bottles, or jars. The machine can handle a wide variety of products with different characteristics and properties, and can be used in various industries such as food, pharmaceuticals, chemicals, and agricultural products.

The operation of a granule filling machine typically involves the following steps:

    Product feeding: The granules are fed into the machine through a hopper or an auger conveyor.
    Weighing: The machine uses a weighing system, such as load cells, to accurately measure the amount of product to be filled into each container.
    Filling: The product is dispensed into the container, either by gravity or through a mechanical means such as a vibration system.
    Sealing: The container is sealed using various methods such as heat sealing or zip-lock sealing.
    Labeling and coding: The container can be labeled and coded with product information such as the batch number, expiration date, and barcode.

Some granule filling machines are designed for manual operation, while others are fully automated and integrated with other packaging machinery such as conveyors, cartoners, and palletizers. The choice of machine depends on the specific requirements of the product and the production process.