American-Newlong, Inc: American-Newlong, Inc: Automatic baggers

American-Newlong’s 3CM-5 series of automatic bagging machines are designed for tight spaces and small budgets.

Sep 3, 2009

The 3CM-5 series baggers place an empty bag on the spout, fill it (typically 20-50 lbs.), and close the bag top (heat seal or sewing), all within the confines of the bagger. The system maintains bag top control through this process in order to achieve a high degree of consistency and deliver maximum throughput. Series includes the 3CM-52, 3CM-55 and 3CM-5U machine models with bagging capacities ranging from a maximum of 350 to 600 bags/hour.

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