Bag Feeding
Compatible woven bags are supplied and positioned for the rotary packaging cycle.
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PAK-QZD800 25–50 kg Automatic Flour & Powder Packing Line
Watch a seven-spout rotary bagging system combine dual weighing, auger feeding, automatic bag handling, conveying and closing for large woven powder bags.
Machine Operation Video
Seven-spout automatic powder bagging in operation
This video shows the PAKEWIN PAK-QZD800 handling 25–50 kg woven bags for flour and compatible stable powders. The line combines a seven-spout rotary packaging arrangement, dual weighing, auger feeding, automatic bag feeding, quantitative filling, conveying and bag closing.
The footage helps overseas buyers review the operating sequence and automation level before discussing a project. It is a configuration example rather than a universal performance guarantee: powder behavior, bag quality, target weight, dust control, utilities and downstream equipment affect the final design and output.
Process Overview
How the 25–50 kg powder packaging line works
Dual Weighing
Two weighing paths coordinate product dosing to support continuous line operation.
Auger Filling
Auger feeders meter the powder into the bag according to material behavior and target weight.
Closing & Discharge
Filled bags transfer through conveying and the selected closing process for downstream handling.
Demonstrated Configuration
PAK-QZD800 technical highlights
These values describe the system shown in the video. Final project specifications are confirmed from product, bag, capacity and site data.
ModelPAK-QZD800
Packaging range25–50 kg
Bag typeCompatible woven bags
Rotary system7-spout carousel
WeighingDual weighing system
Powder feedingAuger feeding
Stated weighing accuracyFS ±2‰
Product-contact partsSUS304 stainless steel
Material Applications
Flour, starch and compatible stable powders
The demonstrated line is relevant to flour mills, starch plants and other powder processors using large woven bags. Similar-looking powders may require different augers, hopper geometry, deaeration or dust collection. Send representative samples when flowability or aeration is uncertain.
For food applications, specify hygiene, cleaning and product-contact requirements. For chemical or mineral powders, provide the safety data sheet and identify corrosion, combustible-dust or hazardous-area requirements.
Global Project Planning
Configure the line for the destination factory
Before quotation, PAKEWIN reviews the destination voltage and frequency, local safety requirements, controls language, factory height, dust-extraction interfaces, operator access, bag-closing method and downstream conveying or palletizing.
This engineering review is essential for overseas projects because a machine selected only by bag weight may not match the actual powder or site.
Buyer Selection Data
What to send for an accurate proposal
Provide complete application information so PAKEWIN can evaluate the feeder, weighing, bag handling, dust control and line interfaces.
- Powder name, composition and safety data
- Bulk density, flowability, aeration and dust behavior
- Target bag weight and required weighing tolerance
- Bag material, dimensions, mouth construction and samples
- Required accepted bags per hour
- Sewing, heat sealing or combined closure requirement
- Destination voltage, phase and frequency
- Factory layout, ceiling height and feeding arrangement
- Checkweighing, metal detection and coding requirements
- Conveying, robotic palletizing and pallet pattern data
Request a PAK-QZD800 Line Proposal View a Smaller Powder Bagging Machine
Related Line Equipment
Extend bagging into inspection and palletizing
A complete line can include powder feeding, dust extraction, bag closing, date coding, conveyors, the HJR-CW12060 checkweigher, the HJR-MD6030 metal detector and the EC-171 robotic palletizing system. Buyers can also compare the automatic flour packing workflow for a different powder bagging arrangement.
Frequently Asked Questions
PAK-QZD800 buyer questions
What materials can the PAK-QZD800 pack?
The demonstrated PAK-QZD800 is intended for flour, starch and other stable powder materials that are compatible with the selected auger feeding and dust-control arrangement. Final suitability depends on bulk density, flowability, aeration, moisture, dust and safety requirements.
What bag weights does the PAK-QZD800 handle?
The demonstrated packaging range is 25–50 kg using compatible woven bags. Bag material, dimensions, mouth construction, liner and closing method must be confirmed for each project.
What does a seven-spout rotary packing system do?
The seven-spout carousel distributes successive packaging steps around a rotary system so weighing, filling and bag handling can operate in a coordinated cycle. Actual output depends on the powder, target weight, bag and closing process.
What information is needed for a powder packing line proposal?
Provide the powder name and safety data, bulk density, flow and dust characteristics, target bag weight, bag samples, required output, closure method, destination electrical standard, factory layout and downstream handling requirements.