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Bag Palletizing Line

A typical line where paper, PP woven, PE and valve bags are shaped and then palletized.

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Stages on this line

  1. 01 Bag Infeed
  2. 02 Conditioning
  3. 03 Palletizing
  4. 04 Pallet Wrapping
Example Configuration

This page describes a typical system architecture, not a record of a delivered project. Equipment selection and throughput are defined per project.

Line Flow

How the product moves through the line

Each node is a station on the line; the note underneath states the method used there. The order is the product's physical journey; equipment selection and throughput vary per project.

  1. 01 Bag Infeed Line entry from the filling outfeed
  2. 02 Conditioning Flattening and positioning
  3. 03 Palletizing Vacuum bag gripper
  4. 04 Pallet Wrapping Stretch film
Systems in This Line
  1. Bag Palletizing
    Palletizing for paper, PP woven, PE and valve bags at up to 20 bags per minute, with bag weights from 5 to 50 kg.
  2. Stretch Wrapping
    Pallet wrapping with stretch film, where load stability and film consumption are set in the same recipe.
Families in this flow

A bag is the hardest load at the end of a line: it has no fixed geometry, it changes shape after filling, and it slides once stacked. So bag palletizing is not just about lifting; it is about shaping the bag before it is placed.

In this example configuration the bag is flattened before palletizing and released to pattern by a vacuum gripper. The 25–50 kg range common in agriculture and chemicals is what drives gripper and robot selection.

Typical Applications
  • Paper and PP woven bags
  • PE and valve bags
  • Filling lines in agriculture, chemicals and construction chemicals
Related Industries
Chemicals Agriculture

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