Filler waiting for product
How this helps
Match feeder output, buffer level and start/stop signals to the packing cycle.
Less avoidable interruption from an unmatched upstream supply.
Example equipment configuration. Line modules and layout depend on the agreed supply scope.
CHANTEC PACK · Equipment
CX-ZG2160 paper bag packing machine
Use a dual-station paper bag platform when the confirmed output requirement exceeds a single-station project.
Configuration and quotation for your product, package and production target.
SEE THE FUNCTION
See how your product becomes a finished pack
Dual-station paper bag packing
Application example. The supplied configuration is matched to your product and pack.
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Current function
Play process
Concept model. Final modules, dimensions and cycle times are agreed for your project.
Inside the workshop
Workshop assembly and equipment details
Workshop and component references. The pictured configuration may differ from your project.
Product examples
Start with your product and your finished pack
Designed for
Flour, sugar and salt producers developing retail paper bag ranges
Material and pack compatibility
Product and pack examples from the CHANTEC product brochure. Any visible brands illustrate packaging formats only.
Final suitability is confirmed with your material and packaging samples. The examples do not mean every product uses the same dosing or sealing system.
For powders, select an auger dosing configuration. Free-flowing sugar or salt needs a separately matched weighing or volumetric dosing configuration.
Customer value
What this equipment helps you improve
Variable pack presentation or closure
How this helps
Match bag support, settling and closing to actual pack samples.
More consistent finished packs for handling and presentation.
Repeated manual bag handling
How this helps
Coordinate automatic bag presentation, filling and transfer where specified.
Fewer repeated handling tasks and a clearer staffing plan.
Specifications
| Bag handling configuration | Dual station |
|---|---|
| Maximum rated output | 60 bags/min |
| Powder paper bag reference | 1 kg / 2 kg |
| Dosing method | CX2-A2000 |
| Closing arrangement | Fold, glue and press |
The supplied flour configurations are specified for 1 kg and 2 kg bags. Bag tooling, utilities, layout and agreed output are confirmed for the actual product and paper bag. The standalone doser range is not the complete line range.
Technical details and FAQs
CX-ZG2160 is the dual-station paper bag platform for higher output requirements. Match the dosing system, bag tools, top closing and secondary packing to your product.
How it works
- The bag magazine supplies premade paper bags to the opening and supporting mechanism, reducing repeated manual bag placement.
- Fill the supported bag, settle the powder, form the gussets and trim the upper edge where the selected bag process requires it.
- Fold the bag top, apply hot-melt adhesive and press the folded edge. Set the closure process for the paper and any liner.
- Arrange finished bags, then select bundle wrapping, film cutting and shrink packing, or transfer into an outer bag.
Specifications
| Bag handling configuration | Dual station |
|---|---|
| Maximum rated output | 60 bags/min |
| Powder paper bag reference | 1 kg / 2 kg |
| Dosing method | CX2-A2000 |
| Closing arrangement | Fold, glue and press |
The supplied flour configurations are specified for 1 kg and 2 kg bags. Bag tooling, utilities, layout and agreed output are confirmed for the actual product and paper bag. The standalone doser range is not the complete line range.
Configuration
Inspection, secondary packing and palletizing are selected modules; their inclusion depends on the agreed supply scope.
Send your material, bag photo, target weight and required output. We will review the dosing route, line layout and downstream equipment with you.
Layouts, controls and project guide
PAPER BAG PACKING · PROJECT PLANNING
See the process. Plan your packing line.
Explore bag handling, equipment layouts and component choices before discussing a line for your flour, sugar or salt application.
01 / Packing process
From an empty bag to a finished pack
Select a stage to see what happens. Play the illustration for a guided overview of the process.
Process illustration, not a timed machine simulation. The sequence and equipment are configured for the project.
Feed & open
A premade bag is opened and positioned in a support mould. Bag construction and opening behaviour are checked against your samples.
Dose & fill
The selected dosing unit delivers the product into the supported bag. Auger, volumetric cup or weighing options depend on the material and fill weight.
Settle the product
The settling stage helps the contents sit consistently in the bag before the top is folded. Settings are matched to the product and pack format.
Fold the top
The bag top is folded to suit the required finished pack. Send a photo of your desired pack shape so we can review the closing arrangement.
Close the bag
Hot-melt adhesive or label closure is selected to match the bag. Barrier performance depends on the bag structure and agreed closing method.
Discharge & connect
Finished packs move to the outfeed. Coding, checkweighing, metal detection and secondary packing can be included in the agreed line scope.
02 / Line layouts
Real layouts for a practical installation discussion
These examples come from supplied project drawings. Compare the machine, conveyors and downstream arrangement with your available floor space.
Dual-station layout reference
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The dual-station example connects filling to conveying, inspection, pack collation and overwrapping. These downstream modules are project options, with scope confirmed in the proposal.
Drawing labels are in English. Planning reference; final installation dimensions require an approved project layout.
Start with the bag
Send the front width, gusset depth, length, material and finished-top photo. Bag compatibility is reviewed together with fill weight and output.
Check the whole line
Allow for feeding, platforms, conveyors, downstream equipment and access. The machine body dimensions alone do not define the installation footprint.
Define the supply scope
Choose coding, weight inspection, metal detection and secondary packing around your production and quality-control needs.
Machine body dimensions
Use these references for an initial comparison of the two models.
Envelope illustration, not to scale. Excludes feeding equipment, platforms, downstream modules and access clearances.
ZG2160
Length × Width × Height
4,500 × 1,500 × 2,100 mm
03 / CONTROLS & COMPONENTS
A clear component reference for your proposal
Review the control and pneumatic package alongside the process. The supplied project list names the following reference brands.
PLC, HMI & servo motion
Coordinate control, operator settings and servo motion in the selected configuration.
Photoelectric sensing
Photoelectric sensor selection is reviewed with the bag handling and detection requirements.
Electrical components
Low-voltage electrical components form part of the agreed electrical specification.
Pneumatic actuation
The reference list includes SMC cylinders and tee fittings, with Festo solenoid valves.
Hot-melt adhesive system
Review adhesive closure with the bag material, required top fold and finished-pack requirements.
Bearings
Bearing selection is listed as igus or C&U, according to the agreed project component schedule.
Project reference configuration. Alternative brands indicate a selection. Final brands, component models and supply scope are agreed in the quotation.
TECHNICAL DOWNLOAD · ENGLISH PDF
Keep the technical details for your team
A four-page guide with single-station reference parameters, electrical and pneumatic components, and two project layout illustrations.
What do you need to pack?
Send your product, fill weight, bag photo and target output. Add your available floor space if you would like to discuss a line layout.
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.