Medway 150 Sack stitcher machine

• Closing sacks of dry goods such as flour, sugar, grains, and animal feed.
• Sealing bags of aggregates, chemicals, or construction materials.
• Packaging powdered products like cement, plaster, or industrial minerals.
• Securing sacks in agricultural settings for seeds, fertilisers, and produce.
• Finishing packaging lines for bulk food ingredients.

Typical stitching speed

Units of this type commonly operate at speeds of 10-20 metres per minute, depending on material and operator skill.

Suitable sack materials

Typically designed for multi-wall paper, woven polypropylene, jute, and burlap sacks.

Power supply

For this class of equipment, a standard single-phase 230V, 50Hz electrical supply is commonly required.

Stitch type

Most sack stitchers, including the Medway 150, produce a single-thread chain stitch.

Portability

Many Medway models are designed as portable or semi-portable units, allowing for flexible placement within a facility.

Typical weight

For a portable unit of this type, weights typically range from 5kg to 15kg.

• What maintenance is typically required for a sack stitcher?

  Regular cleaning, lubrication of moving parts, and periodic replacement of needles and thread cutters are generally required. Checking for thread tension and proper feeding mechanisms is also important.

• Can this machine handle different sack sizes?

• What type of thread does a Medway 150 typically use?

• Is training required to operate this equipment?

• What are the common wear parts on a sack stitcher?

Used sealing machines are generally valued for their durability and long operational life. Buyers typically prioritize machines with clear maintenance histories and minimal wear on sealing components. Key considerations include film compatibility, seal quality consistency, and ease of adjustment. Reputable models tend to retain functionality well across multiple applications. Industry sentiment suggests these machines offer strong value when sourced from reliable vendors, though operators should verify calibration settings and test seal integrity before full production use.

General overview for this equipment type