Complete automatic teabag packaging machine for non heatsealable double chamber filter bags with string, hard tag and knotted tea bags (low cost aluminum wire version also available). Each teabag is individually packed into a crimped paper envelope.
Machine Type: Automatic Teabag Packaging Machine
Bag Format: Double Chamber Filter Bags with String & Tag
PT 125: With food grade aluminium staples to tag, with a knotting on the bag
PT 225: knotting to bag and tag
Single row cartoning device up to 25 teabags/box
PT 25.1: With food grade aluminium staples
PT 125.1: With food grade aluminium staples to tag, with a knotting on the bag
PT 225.1: Knotting to bag and tag
Multirow cartoning device for boxes up to 100 teabags
PT 25.2: With food grade aluminium staples
PT 125.2: With food grade aluminium staples to tag, with a knotting on the bag
PT 225.2: Knotting to bag and tag
State of the Art
Low machine price
Low maintenance costs
Low spare part costs
Very low Energy consumption, less than 1 kW/h
German Engineering; 100% made in Germany
Easy to operate
Mechanical driven machine therefore long life cycle
Easy to maintain
Hard Tag
Knotted bags
Compact size
High Flexiblity
Technical service back-up system
PT 25
PT 25.1
PT 25.2
Bag Sizes
A, B, D***
A, B, D***
A, B, D***
Tag sizes
E1, E2*
E1, E2*
E1, E2*
Speed (bags/min)
165 max.
165 max.
165 max.
Power connection (kW)
1
1
7,5
Energy consumption (kWh)
0,65
0,65
4,25
Dimensions (cm)
255x90x195
240x100x195
290x100x195
Weight (kg)
925
1.050
1.300
Compressed Air (bar)
4-6**
4-6
4-6
bag size: A = 44 x 64 mm, B = 40 x 60 mm, C = 59 x 80 mm, D = 44 x 60 mm
tag size: E1 = 23 x 28 mm, E2 = 28 x 32 mm
crimped outer envelope (COE) size: bag size A,D= 62 x 70, bag size B= 58 x 67 mm
* not for bag size A ** only with knots ***only with staples
All machines are equipped with the Operator Panel OP 77A and the SPS S7 Software by Siemens.
ATC, a part of DPH Group, is a one stop shop, supporting your long term business needs from harvest to point of sale, with services, materials and machinery.
