FIBC Bag Full-automatic Making Machine

It's a high-speed, full-automatic machine for producing jumbo/FIBC and cement-style plastic bags with automatic cutting and heat-seal (hot-cut) processing—suitable for cement, bulk materials, agricultural and industrial packaging.

The standard specification lists a nominal output of up to 100 bags per minute. Actual speed depends on bag size, material thickness and configuration; some configurations/specifications indicate an adjustable speed range (100–300 pcs/min), so please confirm the exact model and settings with the supplier.

The machine's main drive typically operates on 380V (three-phase). Control circuits and auxiliary systems commonly use 220V 50Hz. A stable three-phase supply with proper grounding and correct local wiring is required—confirm final electrical specifications before installation.

According to the specs the bag width range is 80–220 mm and the machine is designed for various plastic materials used for cement and jumbo bags. For non-standard sizes, weights or special materials, discuss customization options with the manufacturer.

It uses heat sealing with hot-cut technology (heat sealing hot cutting), which simultaneously seals and trims edges to produce a clean, sealed bag.

Overall machine dimensions are 5000 mm (L) × 2600 mm (W) × 2200 mm (H). Allow additional space for material handling, maintenance access and safety clearances when planning factory layout.

Core components include motor(s) and pump(s), heating elements for hot cutting, cutting blades, and the control system. Routine maintenance includes cleaning, lubrication, periodic inspection and replacement of hot-cut blades and heating elements, motor/pump checks and electrical connection inspections.

The specification lists field maintenance and repair service. For detailed warranty, response times, spare-parts support and training offerings, confirm terms with the supplier prior to purchase.

The product specifications list ISO and CE certification. For copies of certificates or compliance with specific local regulations, request documentation from the manufacturer.

Yes. It has a compact design intended for easy integration, but conveyor interfaces, material feed and downstream handling may require custom linking. Provide layout and upstream/downstream equipment details so the supplier can advise integration requirements.

Operators should be trained in machine operation, safety procedures, basic troubleshooting and routine maintenance. Many suppliers provide onsite operator training—confirm availability and scope with the vendor.

Common consumables include hot-cut blades/heating elements, fuses, belts and routine wear parts for motors and pumps. Keep a small stock of critical wear parts to minimize downtime; request a recommended spare-parts list from the supplier.

Expect emergency-stop functionality and guarded moving parts; exact features depend on model. Recommended safeguards include machine guarding, lockout/tagout procedures, operator PPE, proper electrical protection and regular safety inspections.

Common checks: verify material type and thickness match machine settings, confirm temperature and hot-cut elements are at correct setpoint, inspect blades and sealing surfaces for wear, check tension and alignment of webs, and verify motor/pump electrical supply. For persistent faults, contact technical support.

Lead time and shipping depend on order volume, customization and your location. Machines are typically crated for export and shipped by sea or land. Installation and commissioning times vary—contact the supplier for current lead times, shipping options and installation schedules.