Rice brick bags with top labeling · complete sequence
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Example equipment configuration. Line modules and layout depend on the agreed supply scope.
CHANTEC PACK · Equipment
Rice, grain and pasta brick-format bagging and labeling
Create a stable, shelf-ready retail pack with matched dosing, bag forming, settling and top labeling in one proposed line.
Configuration and quotation for your product, package and production target.
Product examples
See the product. Compare the finished pack.
For rice mills, grain and pulse packers, and pasta producers who want a consistent brick-format retail presentation. Confirm product fragility, pack dimensions and top-label requirements before selecting the line.
Rice and grain retail-pack examples from the supplied line photograph
Grains, oats and coffee beans
Free-flowing grains and crystals
Which pack are you planning?
Select a format to include it in your enquiry, or send a photo of your current package.
Format illustrations are unbranded references. Bag material, dimensions, forming tools and downstream modules are confirmed for the selected application. Sample brands illustrate packaging styles only.
Your own material and sample bag are the best starting point.
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Brick-bag and top-labeling operation · close view
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Equipment reference ↗The example combines dosing, VFFS bag forming, supported settling, top folding and label application. It illustrates a proposed process, not a CAD model or a vacuum cycle. Doser, closing method and secondary packing are selected for the actual material and package.
Cutaway process demonstration. Mechanisms are simplified; dimensions, station timing and options follow the agreed configuration.
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Customer value
What this equipment helps you improve
Inconsistent manual portions
Use a defined dosing cycle and settings selected for your material.
More repeatable filling; weight performance is confirmed by sample tests.
Variable pack presentation or closure
Match bag support, settling and closing to actual pack samples.
More consistent finished packs for handling and presentation.
Machines do not share one transfer plan
Agree heights, clearances, speeds and electrical interfaces in the line layout.
Fewer interface surprises during installation.
Specifications
| Products | Rice, grains and compatible pasta |
|---|---|
| Finished pack | Shaped retail bag with an applied label |
| Line modules | Weighing, vertical form-fill-seal, bag shaping and labeling |
Technical details and FAQs
Weigh, fill and shape a retail bag, then apply a label for a consistent shelf presentation.
How it works
- Feed the product to the weighing unit selected for its size and flow.
- Form the bag from roll film and fill the selected dose.
- Seal and shape the filled bag into the agreed brick format.
- Apply the selected label and transfer the finished pack to discharge.
Make the finished pack easier to present and handle
Bag shaping helps create a consistent retail format. Integrated label application reduces separate manual handling and presents your brand and product information on the finished pack.
Specifications
| Products | Rice, grains and compatible pasta |
|---|---|
| Finished pack | Shaped retail bag with an applied label |
| Line modules | Weighing, vertical form-fill-seal, bag shaping and labeling |
Plan the product, bag and label together
Send your product, target weight, bag dimensions, label drawing and required output. Fill weight, line speed and final format are specified after reviewing your product and package.
Configuration
Where this equipment fits in your line
Separate the machine function from upstream supply and downstream handling before comparing quotations.
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Select and discharge the weighed dose
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Form and fill the retail bag
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Settle, fold and top-label
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Line interface
Transfer to inspection or secondary packing
Highlighted steps show the equipment function. Connected steps may require other machines or operator work. The quotation defines the final supply boundary, utilities and control interfaces.
Before you choose
Questions that decide the right configuration
Can it run my product and package?
Send the material name, a sample or photo, target weight, and the package material and dimensions. Flowability, bulk density, fragility, dust or viscosity determine the doser and handling method. We confirm the combination through application review and sample trials.
A brick-shaped bag with a folded, labeled top is different from a vacuum brick. Vacuum treatment and secondary wrapping are included only when specified for the project.
How do we select the required output?
Tell us the target packs per minute or tonnes per hour at each pack weight. Filling, settling, sealing or labeling, and downstream transfer must be balanced. The proposed output is confirmed for the actual material, package and line arrangement.
Can it connect to my existing production line?
Share the upstream discharge height, conveyor direction, available floor space, existing controls and downstream equipment. We review the mechanical and signal interfaces and identify which connecting modules belong in the quotation.
What should we check during a sample trial?
Agree on fill consistency, package appearance, closure or label position, product damage, changeover and discharge behavior. For inspection equipment, define representative test pieces and reject handling. Record the approved product and package combination before production acceptance.
Turn the idea into a line proposal
Start with your product and sample pack.
A photo and a few production details let us recommend the process and identify the options you actually need.
- Material, behavior and sample photo
- Pack material, dimensions and target weights
- Required output and existing process
- Factory space, utilities and destination
TELL US WHAT YOU PACK
Tell us what you need to pack.
A short description is enough to get started. We can discuss the technical details with you.