DOSING | CONVEYING

They weigh small portions in multiple heads and combine them to reach the target weight with high precision and speed.

Dry products: vacuum, air, or wipe.
Liquid systems: water with approved cleaning agents.

The most common mistakes in packaging line design are:

• Insufficient adaptation of the machine to the product type – each product requires a specific type of packaging and dosing equipment. If product samples and packaging materials are not available, it is easy to configure unsuitable equipment.
• Underestimating the required line capacity and speed.
• Incomplete line configuration – failure to include certain auxiliary equipment (marking systems, package inspection systems, etc.).
• Overlooking hygiene and safety requirements.
• Difficult maintenance due to poor accessibility.
• Proper design requires a detailed analysis of the product, production volume, and operating space to ensure that the line is efficient, safe, and easy to maintain.
   

Infeed, transfer, connecting and outfeed conveyors.
Belt, modular, bucket, screw, roller.
Straight, Z-shaped, L-shaped, or custom designs.

A classic belt conveyor uses a smooth PVC or PU belt. It is universal and can be equipped with carriers or function without them, depending on the specific application, but its repairs tend to be more complicated.

A modular conveyor is made of plastic segments, which makes it more durable, more hygienic and allows for curves. For larger modernizations, it is often worthwhile to design a solution for the entire line, as older systems can cause synchronization problems.