Operator-loaded33 mm spout
LU-HKG-600PRO
450–700 pouches / hour*
A straightforward start to spout pouch automation.
Explore this machineSpout pouch packaging
Broken soybeans spout pouch packaging.
Pack broken soybeans in 33 mm spout pouches, 1–5 kg per pack. Review fragment-size distribution, fines and feed conditions using production samples.
33 mm spout · 1–5 kg
Describe the soybean fragments.
Broken soybeans need a brief that describes the pieces rather than a whole-bean grade. Provide the range of fragment sizes and identify how the material is prepared before it reaches the packaging line.
Use a production sample containing both larger pieces and fines in their normal proportions. Review product feeding, weighing and pouch filling against that sample; results from a whole-soybean setup should not be assumed.
Discuss broken soybeansYour product sample
What to review before a trial.
Send representative material, your target fill weight, and the proposed 33 mm spout pouch and cap. Include the required output and available power supply.
Actual speed, weighing results and final configuration require sample testing.
- +What fragment-size range and fines content occur in the broken soybeans?
- +How are the soybeans processed and transferred to the filler?
- +What variation between batches should the weighing trial cover?
Machine configurations
Compare all models Compare the loading and capping options.
Eight-station rotary33 mm spout
SPFC-S8
1,000–1,200 pouches / hour*
Rotary performance in a compact machine layout.
Explore this machine
Circular transport33 mm spout
SPFC-1200R
1,200–1,400 pouches / hour*
The highest reference output in this machine family.
Explore this machineThe speeds above are machine reference ranges, not measured results for broken soybeans. Select the model after reviewing your material, pouch, handling needs and output target.
Beans & lentils