Pellet Packing Machines

Compare your packing requirements

Small bags and bulk bags create different filling and handling requirements.

Start with the bag sample and intended finished pellet condition.

Separate your required duties from the equipment included in each quotation.

Requirement	Small bags	Bulk bags
Bag sample	Opening, dimensions, material, and intended closure.	Opening, dimensions, lifting loops, and support requirements.
Target net weight	State the pellet weight required in each bag.	State the pellet weight required in each filled bag.
Bag placement	Define how empty bags reach and leave the filling point.	Define lifting, positioning, and support responsibilities.
Closure	Specify the required closure and the responsible equipment.	Specify the bag inlet closure and handling sequence.
Filled bag movement	Describe conveyor, receiving, and dispatch requirements.	Describe removal, lifting, receiving, and dispatch requirements.

A format name alone does not define the supplied equipment.

Define your small bag requirements

Provide photographs and dimensions of the bags you intend to use.

Include the bag material, opening shape, and proposed closure method.

State the intended net pellet weight separately from empty bag weight.

• Record the bag opening and the space available around the filling point.
• Describe how an operator or selected equipment will position each bag.
• Identify the required bag support and access during filling.
• Define who closes the bag and removes it after filling.

The sample helps define these interfaces; it does not establish equipment performance.

Define your bulk bag requirements

Describe the intended bag, support arrangement, and filled bag removal method.

Include bag dimensions, lifting details, inlet arrangement, and intended net weight.

Identify which support and handling equipment already exists at your site.

Ask the quotation to separate supplied equipment from customer handling duties.

Do not assume bag support, lifting, or closure equipment is included.

Define each packing duty

Map the route from finished pellets to the dispatch receiving point.

Identify cooling or screening handoffs where those stages exist.

Packing duty	Agree in the quotation	Information from your site
Pellet delivery	Feeding connection, transfer height, and equipment boundary.	Existing discharge, flow pattern, and retained equipment.
Bag placement	Operator duties, support arrangement, and required access.	Bag samples and available working space.
Filling and weighing	Required function, weighing method, and comparison record.	Intended net weight and available measurement information.
Closure and labeling	Selected duties, responsible equipment, and exclusions.	Bag material, closure requirements, and label requirements.
Removal and dispatch	Transfer equipment, handoff point, and handling responsibilities.	Receiving position, movement route, and retained handling equipment.
Site work	Connections, installation duties, services, and charges.	Layout, available utilities, access, and local site requirements.

A conveyor photograph shows visible components, not a verified operating rate.

List bag placement, closure, labeling, and palletizing separately when required.

Each duty needs an agreed scope rather than an assumed automation level.

Agree the weighing check

Agree material conditions, weighing methods, and acceptance limits before comparing results.

Record each bag reading and the empty bag weight.

Calculate net pellet weight using the agreed method.

Identify the measurement equipment, check conditions, and responsible person.

Request the agreed result format before arranging an acceptance check.

Use this checklist to agree the record before testing.

Prepare a packing quotation request

Start with contact details, finished pellet information, and target finished output.

Add the intended bag format and net weight when known.

Use the following preparation record to define the remaining scope.

Requirement record	Information to provide	Decision supported
Finished pellets	Material, pellet dimensions, flow, and available condition records.	Define the material arriving at the packing inlet.
Bag sample	Photos, dimensions, material, opening, and intended net weight.	Assess filling, support, and closure requirements.
Required output	Bag count, net pellet mass, and associated operating period.	Keep packing rate separate from finished line output.
Weight checks	Required method, reference equipment, and proposed acceptance record.	Compare readings under the same agreed conditions.
Closure and dispatch	Closure method, receiving point, and filled bag movement.	Define equipment and operator duties.
Site connections	Layout, transfer heights, available utilities, and access.	Identify retained equipment and customer site interfaces.
Supply scope	Required equipment, controls, services, and customer responsibilities.	Compare included items, options, exclusions, and charges.

Mark unavailable measurements as unknown in your first enquiry.

Separate measured information from targets that still require agreement.

Define TCPEL supply and site responsibilities

TCPEL supplies equipment, controls, dust collection, and safety systems.

Installation is available within the agreed project scope.

Define the selected packing equipment and services in the proposal.

Identify retained equipment, site connections, customer work, exclusions, and charges.

The photographs do not make every visible item a standard supplied component.