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Bulk Bag Filling System Ensures Contaminant-free Process

Can be custom designed for specific application requirements

Material Transfer Material Master Powerfill System

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FDA and USDA approved for areas of direct and indirect dry food contact, the Material Transfer bulk bag filling system has sanitary stainless-steel product contact surfaces and a stainless-steel surge hopper that allows material to collect and flow uniformly through a metal detector. The MATERIAL MASTER POWERFILL system features a rotating bag support carriage and fill head that lower to a programmed operator height and then rotate for “reach-free” bag strap connection. Once the bag spout is sealed, the bulk bag is automatically inflated, filled to a specified weight from product infeed chute above, and densified. After the fill cycle is complete, the bag inlet spout and straps automatically release, the fill head rises, and the filled bag can be removed via forklift.


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