Appettizers packaging machine
The vertical packaging machine SR300 is the perfect ally for packaging appettizers.
Combined with a high-performance multihead dosing system for a vertical packaging machine, weight accuracy per bag is guaranteed.
Discover the Nº1 appettizers packaging machine on the market
Our SR300 vertical packaging machine is the best solution for appettizers packaging lines, as it provides quality packaging and reduces production times.
Designed and Manufactured by Coalza Systems to maximize packaging efficiency and quality, our appettizers packaging machine is the best option for production lines that require durability, reliability and precision in your production lines.
In addition, our SR300 packaging machine stands out for its intuitive interface and easy handling, which allows operators to configure and execute processes packaging with minimal manual intervention, reducing technical stops and production costs.
bag width
40 - 300mm
Maximum speed
150bpm
Film trailer
In three stages
Maximum consumption
7kW
The perfect type of bag for packaging appettizers
Compatible with our SR300 appettizers packaging machine
Pillow Style
Adhesive pad
Complete your appettizers packaging line
The best option to increase productivity.
Maximum precision and speed in all types of solid products from 20- 10,000 grams.
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System for transporting and lifting the product to the packaging machine dispenser for complete synchronization between the feeding, dosing and packaging system.
Metal detector in the throat for the packaging machine. It allows the detection of any metallic element when the product falls into the bag for the subsequent rejection of bags with foreign bodies
Conveyor belts are the best solution for transporting unpackaged product as well as for transporting bags of packaged product. All Coalza belts are suitable for the transport of food products.
Vertical packing allows automation at the end of the line, introducing product containers into boxes, thus increasing efficiency ratios in the plant.
