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PAK-M10 Four-Station Rice Vacuum Packing Machine Video
Watch the operating cycle, bucket discharge, mould changeover and finished six-side brick packs for rice and compatible granular products.
Machine Operation Video · 2 Minutes 5 Seconds
See four-station six-side vacuum brick packing in operation
This PAKEWIN demonstration shows a semi-automatic PAK-M10 handling rice and grain vacuum packaging. Buyers can review the four-station workflow, product discharge, finished compact packs and the changeover of the filling tube and fixed forming mould.
The video is useful for rice mills, grain processors, food packers and international equipment buyers evaluating operator involvement, pack appearance and format changeover. It shows an operating example, not a universal performance guarantee. Product flow, bulk density, target weight, pouch structure, vacuum settings and utilities affect the final result.
Video Chapters
What overseas buyers can evaluate
Product Discharge
Observe bucket discharge and material transfer during the demonstrated workflow.
Brick-Pack Result
Inspect the compact six-sided finished format used for retail rice and grain packs.
Mould Changeover
See the filling tube and fixed forming mould changed for another confirmed pack format.
Machine Context
PAK-M10 application range
The related PAK-M10 product specification covers 0.3-5 kg packs for compatible free-flowing granules. Typical applications include rice, millet, corn, mixed grains, seeds and cat litter. The stated output reaches 1,000-1,200 bags per hour for 0.3-1 kg packs and 600-700 bags per hour for 2.5-5 kg packs under specified conditions.
These figures must be confirmed using the actual material, pouch and operating arrangement. See the complete PAK-M10 technical page for forming dimensions and utility requirements.
Export Project Planning
Specify the destination before quotation
For international projects, PAKEWIN reviews voltage, frequency, compressed air, controls language, local safety requirements, factory access, spare parts and remote-support conditions. Package trials are recommended before shipment when material behavior or pouch performance is uncertain.
The quotation should be based on the accepted pack, required output and destination standard—not on the video alone.
International Search Terminology
Common buyer terms for this machine
Regional buyers may use different terminology for the same rice vacuum packaging application. The equipment is configured from technical requirements regardless of the search language.
- Englishrice vacuum packing machine / six-side brick pack machine
- Españolmáquina envasadora al vacío de arroz
- Françaismachine d'emballage sous vide pour riz
- Portuguêsmáquina de embalagem a vácuo para arroz
- DeutschReis-Vakuumverpackungsmaschine
- Global sourcingfour-station grain vacuum packaging machine
Buyer Selection Data
Send these details for an accurate proposal
- Product name, particle size and bulk density
- Target weight or required weight range
- Pouch material, dimensions and sample photos
- Required finished brick-pack dimensions
- Required accepted bags per hour
- Destination country, voltage and frequency
- Available compressed air
- Upstream feeding and downstream handling needs
Frequently Asked Questions
PAK-M10 video and selection questions
What does the video show?
It shows four-station operation, product discharge, finished six-side brick packs, and filling-tube and forming-mould changeover.
Which materials are suitable?
Rice and compatible free-flowing granules can be evaluated. Final suitability depends on flow, density, particle size, dust and pouch structure.
What is needed for a quotation?
Provide the product, weight, pouch, output, destination standard, utilities and factory-layout requirements.
Is the shown output guaranteed?
No. Actual performance is confirmed for the selected material, pouch, mould, vacuum settings and workflow.