Vf/f/s Bagger

Triangle Package Machinery’s new Delta vf/f/s bagger is easy to operate, offers quick and easy changeovers of forming tubes, film rolls, and sealing jaws, and features IO Link enabled sensors.

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The vf/f/s bagger can run up to 100 bags/min, including pillow, gusseted, flat bottom, and EZ Stand bags. Its rugged, sanitary design features a solid stainless steel frame and a pivoting control box that allows access from all sides, making washdown and maintenance simple and efficient.

Ideal for a wide range of markets, Triangle Package Machinery’s Delta intermittent motion bagger can be integrated with a combination weigher, auger, cup filler or liquid pump.

With many end users facing such challenges as a reduced workforce and less skilled operators, the Delta bagging machine includes key features that make operation simple, safe, and consistent, including:

· PLC recipes control sensors and actuators for easy and consistent set-up;

· Optional RFID log-in for controlled access;

· Rockwell Automation CompactLogix PLC;

· Pneumatic valves located for visibility during operation and easy access for maintenance;

· Optional split control box for access to low voltage hardware without disconnecting power;

· Designed and built in the USA.

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