Tea Bag Packing Machine By Ayan Packaging Machineries

General Specifications: Sealing Type: 3 -side seal. Packing Size: This includes repeat length (e.g., 62 mm) and film width (e.g., 62 mm). String and Tag: For tea bags with string and tag, specifications include string length (e.g., 160mm) and tag dimensions (e.g., 28 mm x 24 mm). Packed Weight: This refers to the amount of tea per sachet, often within a specific range like 1 to 3 grams. Packing Speed: Speed is measured in sachets per minute, with single track machines potentially having speeds like 30-60 sachets per minute. Packing Material: Heat sealable tea bag paper is commonly used. Electricals: Commonly includes voltage (e.g., AC 220V 50 Hz) and may include features like electronic speed control and PID digital temperature controllers. Machine Dimensions: This includes length, width, and height (e.g., 750 x 560 x 1800 mm). Machine Weight: This includes net and gross weight (e.g., 350 Kg net, 430 Kg gross). Automation Grade: Can be automatic or semi-automatic. Suitable Filler: Volumetric cup fillers are often used. Pouch Width & Height: Machines can have varying pouch size capabilities (e.g., 30 mm to 90 mm pouch width and 60 mm to 120mm pouch height). Packing Material: Can handle various heat sealable materials, including laminated plastic film or poly coated paper. Control System: May include PLC with HMI Touchscreen, potentially multilingual. Contact Parts Material: Often uses food-grade stainless steel (SS304 or SS316). Filling Materials: Capable of handling different types of tea, such as loose leaf, green, and herbal tea. Production Capacity: May be specified in pouches per hour (e.g., 3000 or 4000). Additional Considerations: Safety Features: Machines should comply with international safety norms. Customization: Some machines can be customized to meet specific needs, including speed, pouch size, and material handling. Environmental Friendliness: Consider the sustainability of the packaging materials and machine energy consumption. Cost: Factor in the initial cost of the machine, as well as ongoing operational costs.