When packaging fresh fruits and vegetables, it is important not to question the speed of packaging, but it is also critical to avoid any external damage to the product during the packaging process. In response to this demand, the British company Sandiacre has developed a series of new features on its equipment so that the equipment is packaged for heavier products such as potatoes and root vegetables, as well as vulnerable vegetables such as broccoli and broccoli. All can guarantee that the product will not be damaged during operation. These devices can make 200 or more bags in one minute.

For example, Sandiacre's TG350-RC continuous action bag packer can perform bagging operations for bags with a maximum width of 350 mm. The device is equipped with a specially developed low drop component that enables heavier agricultural products to be delivered at high speeds. Feeding and loading large bags ensures that the product will not be damaged during this process. In general, this machine can easily complete the bagging of 5 kilograms of potatoes, without any blockage in the forming tube, and the speed can reach 50 packets per minute.

In fact, the TG350-RC is already the first choice for Ireland's major potato supplier, Country Crest, which handles 150 tons of potatoes daily. After feeding from a Newtec Weighing Machine Company, the potatoes arrived at TG350-RC. The TG350-RC can pack 2, 2.5, and 5 kilograms of potatoes. The bagging speed for the 2.5kg potatoes is 35 to 40 bags per minute.

For bagging of lighter weight fresh fruits and vegetables such as salad potatoes, Sandiacre's TG320-LE intermittent action equipment is well-suited. The TG320-LE is equipped with a unloading hopper, which allows the product to flow smoothly and prevents the product from clogging in the forming tube.

For fruits and vegetables that are more easily damaged like broccoli, Sandiacre has developed a new system to ensure the quality of product packaging on the TG320-LD intermittent bag packaging machine. This system enables the smooth and smooth loading of the product into bags. in. The entire device can be tilted with a maximum tilt angle of 45 degrees, so that the product can be gently slid off the forming tube instead of directly falling vertically.

In addition, TG250-L bagging equipment also has good performance in the packaging of easily damaged fruits and vegetables. Heveco's mushroom packaging plant in Thakeham, Sussex uses a TG250-L bagging machine to package the mushrooms in a sheet form. The device can complete 60 180-g bagging products in one minute, for 1.2 kg of product. One minute can complete 20 bags. This device is equipped with Allen-Bradley's ControlLogix control system and can process more than 12 tons of flake-shaped mushrooms within a week.