Bag Support Framework Designs
| Cantilevered Fill Head Frames | Provide unobstructed access from three sides of the filler for attaching and detaching bags. Cantilevered frames are generally used in medium to high capacity bag per hour filling capacities due to the ease of integrating indexing and accumulating roller conveyors. Additionally, cantilevered filling system can be automated to a degree that the only operator intervention required is to hang and spout empty bulk bags. |  |
| The 4 Post Frame | An economical base frame from which many available options can be added to improve filling speed, accuracy and bag stability. The main framework features 32” of manual height adjustment in 4” increments to allow proper positioning for various sized bulk bag. 4 post frames are generally used for low to medium bag per hour filling capacities. |  |
| Powered Height Adjustment | Cantilevered models come standard with a hydraulic system to quickly raise and lower the cantilevered mast. This feature provides flexibility to accommodate a range of bag sizes, provide ergonomic access for varying operator heights, as well as help square up filled bags. The increased operating speed and power of the hydraulic system vs. traditional ball screws greatly increases the bag per hour capacity of the fill station while allowing the fill head frame to safely hang a 4000 lb. load when required. |  |
| Fill Head Only Frames | Unsupported fill head frames are used when customers are going to mount the fill head assembly directly from existing equipment. They are generally used for low to medium bag per hour filling capacities. |  |
Bag Hangers
| Manual Hooks | APACK’s exclusive radial hook design securely hangs bags of various sizes and weights up to 4000 lbs. | .jpg) |
| Automatic Hooks | Pneumatic actuated bag hooks allow automatic hook release upon completion of the filling cycle eliminating the need for the operator to manually detach bags. | .jpg) |
| Traversing Rear Hooks | pneumatic actuated, linear bearing guided rear bag hooks automatically position the rear bag hooks at the front of the filler allowing an operator to hang and spout an empty bag without the need to lean into or walk around the machine | .jpg) |
