Automatic Bag and Card Separator

The Automatic Bag and Card Separator automatically separates stacked bags or cards and feeds them one at a time onto a conveyor belt. It streamlines printing workflows by reducing manual handling and enabling consistent feeding for inkjet coders (dates, batch numbers, codes, patterns, etc.).

It is designed for flat, stackable items commonly used in production and packaging such as flexible bags, paper cards, laminated cards and similar substrates. For unusual materials or thicknesses, confirm compatibility with your supplier or provide samples for testing.

The unit features stepless speed regulation for high‑speed automatic paging. In practice it supports production line speeds compatible with high‑speed inkjet printers (the accompanying T‑W series printing speed range is 5–100 m/min). Actual maximum throughput depends on material, stack height and conveyor settings.

The machine provides high‑precision positioning to ensure repeatable single‑item placement for printing. Exact positional accuracy will depend on installation, conveyor alignment and material; calibration during setup optimizes precision for your application.

Items are separated from the stack and delivered one at a time to the conveyor belt. An integrated automatic receiving device simplifies transfer and reduces manual intervention during production.

The paging/coding unit references a 7‑inch touchscreen control. External interfaces include RS232, USB and HDMI for integration, data transfer and monitoring. Communication and synchronization with printers and production line controls is supported via these ports.

Yes — the separator is intended to feed items to inkjet printers so the printer can mark production dates, batch numbers, anti‑counterfeiting features and graphics. Integration is typically achieved through electrical communication (e.g., RS232/USB) and mechanical timing synchronization with your printer and conveyor.

Recommended operating conditions are 0–40°C and 10–80% relative humidity. Avoid exposure to extreme temperatures, high moisture or dusty/oily environments that could affect sensors and moving parts.

The T‑W Series paging and coding machine referenced uses a 16V adapter (available in 3A or 5A). For the separator unit's exact power requirements confirm with your supplier or the product manual, as power needs can vary by model and optional accessories.

The separator has a user‑friendly structural design to allow quick replacement of wearing parts. Routine maintenance includes cleaning sensors and feed surfaces, checking and replacing feed rollers, belts or suction components, and periodic lubrication as recommended in the manual.

The T‑W Series supports resolutions of 150/300/600 DPI, print speeds of 5–100 m/min, print heights from small to large (options: 2–12.7 mm up to 2–150 mm depending on head), and can print dates, counts, batch numbers, codes, photos and more. Supported inks include fast‑dry and water‑based inks in colors such as black, red, blue, green, yellow, orange, white and invisible. Ink cartridge sizes listed are 42 cc (½ inch) and 45 cc (1 inch).

According to the product information, the store/ memory supports unlimited storage for templates and data entries, allowing flexible job setup and recall.

Common issues include double feeding, jams, misalignment or inconsistent pickup. Troubleshooting steps: ensure stacks are square and properly aligned; check suction cups/rollers for wear or contamination; adjust speed/suction/feeder settings; clean sensors and feed paths; verify conveyor sync and communication with the printer. If problems persist, contact technical support with photos/video of the issue.

Yes — many separators offer adjustable guides, suction/feeding modules and optional fixtures to handle different sizes and materials. For specialized requirements (unusual thickness, coatings or fragile items), discuss customization options with the manufacturer or reseller and provide samples for testing.

Spare parts, consumables and service are provided through the manufacturer or authorized dealers. Warranty terms and service options vary by supplier and region — contact your sales representative or local distributor for warranty details, spare parts lists and service agreements.