KRO

Bagging

The Indumak bagger was developed to bag hard-to-flow powder products or low production segments.

Technology and structure to serve differente types of valve bags, suce as: raffia, kraft and plastic, with top valves, internal and external sleeve, 45 degrees and lateral.

SEGMENTS

Civil Construction, Fertilizers, Salt, Animal Nutrition, Minerals Industry, Chemical Industry, among others.
TECHNICAL INFORMATION

– Robust equipmente with SAE 1020 steel frame
– Electrostatic painting
– Weighing capacity from 5 to 50 kg
– Weighing with control and interface on touch screen HMI
– Production data and standard deviation of weights
– Program revenue for different products and weights
– Weight adjustment by HMI
– 220/380/440 V bag feeding
– Pneumatic coils voltage 24 V dc
– Working pressure 6 bar
– Average air consumption of 10l/ min
– Approximate weight of the equipment 300 kg
– Manual our automatic bag removal system
– Weight variation; meets INMETRO standards
DIFFERENTIALS

Dosing thread machined in stainless steel, self-cleaning bearing, dust collection system.

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Dimensions

Measures in millimeters

A – Total height	1195 mm
B – Total width	850 mm
C – Total depth	1500 mm

Frequently Asked Questions

What is a bagging machine?

It is a machine designed to automate the filling of bags with powdered, granulated, pelleted, or meal products.

It replaces manual work, which is slower and prone to errors, ensuring accurate weight control, standardized sealing, and much greater speed throughout the process.
Why invest in a bagging machine?

Because every error, even at the end of the production line, during the bagging stage, costs money.

Investing in a bagging machine reduces product waste, eliminates rework, and increases production line productivity.

In a short time, the investment pays for itself: you save on labor, improve efficiency, and deliver standardized bags that strengthen your brand image.
Why integrate a bagging machine into production lines?

Because the market demands scale, consistency, and quality. With a high-quality bagging machine, your production can keep up with demand without bottlenecks.

You can meet deadlines more reliably, maintain the standards your customers expect, and reduce operating costs.

It’s the difference between a production line that simply “works” and one that truly generates profit.