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Constanta F5 – Diagonal intake – Tea Bagging Machine Sold Year of construction 1991 – manufacturer Teepack – Double chamber bags – furnished on the bag format 44mm x 64mm – with label and thread – A box station (like the Photo) – furnished on 20 bags/ Box (the put up boxes must be supplied) – Achievement of approx. 160 bags/ min – Buyer can have a test run prior to purchase. Sold
Essex, United Kingdom5,774 km away
Model Number
constanta-f5
Stock Number
1a5b1e4daae2
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Typical context for this category of equipment. Always confirm specifics with the seller.
Applications & Use Cases
- Producing individual tea bags for retail or hospitality sectors.
- Packaging granular or powdered products into small, sealed pouches.
- Forming and filling small sachets for samples or single-serve portions.
- Creating double-chamber bags for enhanced infusion or specific product separation.
Typical Specifications
- Typical throughput
- For this class of equipment, throughput commonly ranges from 100 to 200 bags per minute, depending on bag size and product characteristics.
- Bag format
- Units of this type are typically configured for specific bag dimensions, often in the range of 40mm x 60mm to 50mm x 70mm for tea bags.
- Power supply
- Most industrial packaging machines of this nature commonly require a 3-phase electrical supply, typically 400V, 50Hz.
- Footprint
- Laboratory or smaller-scale production form-fill-seal machines typically require a floor space of approximately 2m x 1.5m, plus space for material handling.
- Materials handled
- These machines are designed to handle various filter paper materials for bag formation and granular products such as tea, herbs, or similar free-flowing items.
- Automation level
- Units from this era typically feature semi-automatic or automatic operation for bag forming, filling, sealing, and often include an indexing system for boxing.
Frequently Asked Questions
- Routine maintenance typically involves checking wear parts, lubrication, cleaning, and calibration of sealing jaws and dosing mechanisms. Regular servicing helps ensure consistent performance and extends machine life.
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