TOUPACK Launches Fully Automatic Net Bag Packing Machine for Fruit & Vegetable Industry

As the global fruit and vegetable industry moves toward automation and standardized production, the demand for efficient and cost-effective packaging solutions continues to grow. Traditional manual net bag packaging faces challenges such as high labor costs, inconsistent quality, and low efficiency.

To address these issues, TOUPACK introduces its Fully Automatic Net Bag Packing Machine, designed for seamless, intelligent, and high-performance packaging of fruits, vegetables, and solid products.

The machine is suitable for a wide range of applications, including potatoes, onions, citrus, carrots, and garlic. It can operate independently or be integrated with elevators, multihead weighers, and sorting systems to form a complete automatic packaging line.

Equipped with a 7-inch touchscreen HMI, the system is easy to operate, even for untrained workers. Its dual-bucket design enables continuous operation without downtime, significantly improving production efficiency. An optional tagging system is available to support branding and traceability.

The machine also stands out for its low packaging cost, requiring only net bags and tying materials. With built-in communication interfaces, it supports smart factory integration. Both automatic and manual modes are available for flexible operation.

Key specifications include:

• Weight range: 0.45–5 kg
• Speed: 15–30 bags/min
• Voltage: 220V / 1.85 kW
• Net size: 380–400 mm

Built with stainless steel and carbon steel, the machine ensures durability, hygiene, and long-term reliability.

It has been successfully applied to products such as potatoes, chocolate coins, and marinated eggs, demonstrating excellent versatility across industries. This makes it an ideal solution for supermarkets, food processors, and agricultural producers worldwide.

With full compatibility with TOUPACK’s multihead weighers and checkweighers, plus global after-sales support, this machine helps customers achieve higher efficiency, lower costs, and more standardized packaging.