Collection: Weighing Filling & Packing Machine (Multi-Head Weigher Line)

About Weighing Filling & Packing Machine (Multi-Head Weigher Line)

A weighing, filling and packing machine combines high-speed weighing with automatic filling and bag sealing to package solid and granular products. The multi-head weigher uses multiple weigh hoppers that combine the closest match to the target weight, minimizing giveaway while running at high speed. It integrates with vertical form-fill-seal bagging machines that form, fill and seal pillow bags, pouches and sachets in one line. Typical products include snacks, nuts, candy, dried fruits, frozen foods and pet food.

How to Choose

  • Number of weigh heads and speed matched to your line output
  • Weighing accuracy and giveaway reduction for your product value
  • Product type: free-flowing granules vs irregular or sticky pieces
  • Integration with bagging machines, conveyors and checkweighers
  • Food-grade stainless steel and hygienic, washable design

FAQ

Q: What is the difference between a multi-head weigher and a linear weigher?
A: A multi-head weigher combines weights from many hoppers to hit the target quickly with very low giveaway, ideal for irregular or high-value products. A linear weigher feeds step by step into fewer hoppers, suiting free-flowing granules and larger weights.

Q: What products can this line package?
A: It suits solid and granular items such as snacks, potato chips, nuts, candies, dried fruits, frozen vegetables, grains, pet food and many small bagged products.

Q: What is the typical weighing accuracy?
A: Accuracy depends on the product and target weight. Multi-head weighers achieve very tight tolerances for small portions, which reduces product giveaway and improves margins. Confirm the tolerance your product needs with CECLE.

Q: Can the line integrate with our existing equipment?
A: Yes. The weigher can be synchronized with bagging machines, conveyors, checkweighers, metal detectors and labeling systems through PLC control and standard industrial protocols.