6 Servo Motor Horizontal Packaging Machine ZP-600S

1. Introduction of Horizontal Wrapping Machine ZP-600S

Flow Wrapping, or Horizontal Form-Fill and Seal (HFFS) is the process of making a horizontal bag from a single roll of film. Heat is applied to the bottom and ends of the film to form a sealed, flexible package already filled with products. Flow wrap packaging is used for a variety of products from food and baked goods to regular household items and stationary.

This ZP-600S uses 6 advanced servo motors technology to allow flexible and precise control over the packaging process for a variety of products. With its compact design and height adjustment capability, it provides an efficient packaging solution for products up to 100mm in height.

2. Characteristics and Structural Features of Flow Packaging Machine ZP-600S

(1) It has a menu storage and memory function. The controller can save multiple sets of parameter configurations. When replacing products or packaging films, the formula can be called up on the touch screen and used;
(2) Industry-leading electronic cam algorithm, bag length range 150 mm-600 mm, bag length can be set and cut in one step, saving time and film.
(3) Advanced electronic anti-cutting and electronic anti-empty package algorithms. Empty film stops, saving packaging materials;
(4) Horizontal sealing, film pulling, back sealing, feeding, knife seal lifting, and tailing material transportation are all controlled by independent servo motors. The six-servo control machinery has a simple structure, easy maintenance, and stable operation;
(5) Parameter setting is convenient and quick, the color mark is automatically tracked, and the cutting length is automatically corrected. Digitally input the sealing and cutting position to make the sealing and cutting position more accurate;
(6) Frame-type body design has good shock resistance and is strong and durable.

Technical parameters of Pillow type packaging equipment ZP-600S:

Q: What is the main function of the 6 servo motors of the ZP-600S flow packaging machine?

A: The 6 servo motors in the pillow pack packaging machine control the following functions:
(1) Main conveyor belt – This servo feeds the products into the machine and indexes them into position for packaging.
(2) Cross-seal jaws – These dual servo motors open and close the jaws that seal the packages across their width.
(3) Longitudinal seal jaws – Another set of servo jaws that seal the leading and trailing edges of the package.
(4) Film feed servo – Controls the indexed motion of the packaging film.
(5) Cutoff servo – Activates the blade that cuts the individual packages off the packaging film.
(6) Exit conveyor – Removes the finished packages from the machine

Q: What is the maximum product height of the ZP-600S pillow type packing machine capable of?

A: 100mm height

Q: What accessories are available for customization?

A: Customers may want to customize with feeding systems, air charging device, labeling units, etc.

Q: What is the packing machine’s footprint area and weight?

A: The compact footprint measures 4300mm long* 110mm wide *1600mm height and it has a net weight of 1000kg. These dimensions allow flexible placement on your production floor.

Q: What types of electrical and air connections does it require?

A: The packaging machine requires a 1-phase 220V 50HZ electrical supply, along with a 0.6 MPA, clean and dry air connection to actuate the cylinders. The system is fully electrically controlled by the onboard PLC and touchscreen HMI.

Q: How long are typical changeovers and format adjustments?

A: One major advantage of this reliable packaging system is the recipe-based programming that minimizes format changeover times. For minor adjustments like length or package size changes, the machine can be ready to run production in 10 to 15 minutes. Major changeovers between packaging films and seal setups, typically take between 30 and 45 minutes. Our detailed machine manual provides guidance on efficient changeover steps.

Q: How many biscuit feeders do we require?

A: It is based on your package type and speed. Normally, single piles just one feeder. If you need to pack more piles or require high speed, we will need more biscuit feeders.