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Manual Packing Machine by Sensor Pedal

A manual packing machine is a type of packaging equipment that is operated by human labor and uses a sensor pedal to control the filling and sealing process.

The process starts with the operator manually placing the bag on the machine’s platform, and then stepping on the sensor pedal to start the filling process. As the operator steps on the pedal, the filling mechanism dispenses the desired amount of product into the bag. Once the bag is filled, the operator releases the pedal, and the machine automatically seals the bag shut.

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Sensor or pedal control: These machines are designed to be operated by foot pedals which control the filling and sealing process. This allows for greater precision and control over the packaging process.

Affordable: Compared to larger automated packaging machines, manual packing machines are generally more affordable and cost-effective, making them accessible to small businesses and startups with limited budgets.

Adjustable filling volume: The machine can be adjusted to fill different volumes of liquid, making it versatile for use with different products.

Hygienic: These machines are often designed with hygiene in mind, with easy-to-clean surfaces and minimal risk of contamination during the packaging process.

INDUSTRIES AND APPLICATIONS

Food packaging: Commonly used in food processing and packaging facilities to package a variety of food products such as rice, grains, nuts, and spices.

Pharmaceutical packaging: In pharmaceutical manufacturing and packaging to package and seal pills, capsules, and other medications.

Consumer goods packaging: In the packaging of various consumer goods, such as cleaning products, personal care items, and pet food.

Small-scale production: These machines are ideal for small to medium-sized production needs, such as packaging for small businesses, farmers’ markets, or home-based operations.

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