Bag-packing device with built-in operation panel greatly improves ease of operation

Woodman's line of bag packaging equipment has recently been expanded to eight models that can handle a wide range of tasks from entry-level to high-speed production of more than 220 bags per minute. This machine can also produce different kinds of bags, including bags that can be resealed after opening.

Woodman has built-in operator panels on all models of equipment to increase ease of operation and reduce operator's technology dependency during operation. The built-in system operates almost entirely in accordance with the icons, so that the operator can understand it easily and easily, but Kliklok-Woodman said that the most important possibility is that the user can program and set all the machine parameters.

The company explained: “On several models, only three data needs to be entered: speed, seal jaw temperature and product weight. All other settings can be automated to ensure that the machine can be maintained by any operator. Consistent performance stability."

All Woodman bag packers use servomotors to perform critical machine functions, including the Compak II introduced at Interpack, which has a maximum width of 250mm. It provides an economical choice for small and medium food manufacturers who need flexible packaging sizes.

The company’s newest device is Evolution, which is constructed of stainless steel components that meet the hygienic requirements for milk processing at speeds up to 220 bags/minute. The device also offers an extended range of bag sizes - up to 380mm in width, and allows the flexible manufacture of flat bottom, four-corner sealed bags or traditional pillow bags. All these bags can be sealed by a zipper. Evolution's special model models can also produce three-sided seals or Doypack-type vertical bags, with speeds that are even higher than traditional horizontal packaging machines.