Net Packaging Machine For Fruits & Vegetables
The Net Packaging Machine For Fruits & Vegetables is an automated system designed for weighing and net bagging whole produce in warehouse and packing facilities. It is widely used where airflow, visibility, and gentle handling are required. The machine supports weight-based packing between 0.5 to 5 kg and delivers an output of 25–35 bags per minute, depending on product type. This Fruits Vegetables Net Packaging Machine is suitable for UAE and wider GCC supply chains handling fresh produce for regional distribution across the Middle East and Africa.
In UAE packing facilities around Dubai and Sharjah, the system is commonly installed after washing, sorting, or grading lines. It integrates smoothly with elevators, conveyors, and barcode labeling stations used in modern produce warehouses. The controlled discharge path reduces drop shock, making it suitable for onions, potatoes, citrus fruits, and similar whole items.
The machine operates within a weight range of 0.5–5 kg, maintains consistent pack sizing, and achieves 25–35 bags per minute under stable air pressure conditions. A minimum 6 bar compressed air supply ensures reliable net cutting and sealing cycles. Conveyor length and tube size can be adapted to fit available floor space, supporting both high-throughput and semi-automatic workflows common in UAE distribution hubs.
Technical Specifications
| Product Code | ASP-2-1 |
| Output (bags/min) | About 25-35 (suitable weighing machine has to be chosen) |
| Size of the net into the tube(mm) | 200 |
| Capacity Weight (kg) | 0.5 - 5 |
| Minimum air pressure | 6 bar |
| Power Supply | 380V/AC 50HZ (Three Phase + Neutral Line) |
| Average air consumption | 1.5m3/h |
| Installed power (KW) | 2.6 |
| Dimension (mm) | 1900*1160*2050 |
| Weight (Kg) | 500 |
Key Features
- Load cell-based weighing system for consistent net bag weights
- Automatic net tube forming and staple sealing at both ends
- Operating range suitable for 0.5–5 kg produce packs
- Output capacity of approximately 25–35 bags per minute
- Integrated tag and barcode printing capability
- Low drop-height discharge path to reduce product damage
- Compressed air operation at minimum 6 bar
- Conveyor and infeed height configurable to site layout
Net Packaging Machine For Fruits & Vegetables
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In UAE packing operations, the machine is commonly used for onions, potatoes, citrus fruits, tomatoes, and similar whole produce. Warehouses in Dubai and Sharjah prefer net packaging for airflow and visibility, especially for items moving through wholesale markets and regional export channels across the GCC and Africa.
The system uses a load cell-based weighing unit that measures each batch before discharge into the net sleeve. Weight parameters are set through the control panel, allowing consistent pack sizes between 0.5 and 5 kg. This approach minimizes manual correction and reduces underweight or overweight packs.
Yes, it is designed for inline operation and can connect with upstream elevators and downstream conveyors. Many UAE facilities integrate barcode printers for batch and expiry data, enabling smooth traceability when products move from packing lines to distribution centers and retail supply chains.
The machine requires a stable compressed air supply of around 6 bar for sealing and net handling. It typically operates on three-phase power, which aligns well with infrastructure available in UAE industrial zones and large agricultural packing warehouses.
The controlled discharge path and consistent net tension reduce sudden drops and pressure points. This is important for soft fruits handled in UAE facilities, where minimizing bruising during packing helps maintain shelf life during storage and long-distance transportation.
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