Detai specializes in engineering and manufacturing integrated bagging and palletizing systems, including open-mouth bagging machines, bag sealing machines, bag sewing machines, bagging scales, and automated bag palletizing systems.
Choosing the right open-mouth bagging machine depends on production scale, budget, and the level of automation required. Different operations face different challenges, so selecting the most suitable configuration can improve efficiency and keep investment under control. Our open-mouth bagging systems give manufacturers a reliable way to scale output, reduce manual work, and improve overall packaging efficiency.
500–600bags/hr (single packaging line)
7–10 bags/min (3-second filling time)
500–800bags/hr (depending on material flow and bulk density)
200-400bags/hr (depending on material flow and bulk density)
100-200 bags/hr (depending on material flow and bulk density)
800-1200 bags/hr (depending on material flow and bulk density)
500-800 bags/hr (depending on material flow and bulk density)
Adopting a single-machine modular design, this production line allows for the selection of matched combinations of packaging scales, bag feeding machines, sealing machines, inspection equipment, palletizing equipment, and other components to configure the production line, based on material characteristics, bag types, sealing requirements, inspection specifications, and palletizing formats.
Learn MoreFrom bagging to palletizing, we design and manufacture full packaging lines engineered to match your bulk materials, capacity needs, and plant layout.
For early-stage businesses, a semi-automatic model is often the best choice. It requires a smaller investment, occupies less floor space, and works well for multi-variety, small-batch, or seasonal production.
A fully automatic bagging machine is the ideal option. It helps cut labor requirements and delivers a good balance between speed and stability. This type of system suits common materials such as grain, feed, and chemicals.
Open-mouth bagging machine models such as the 3CM-5U (up to 1000 bags/hr) or the GXB arm-type bagging machine (800–1000 bags/hr) are well-suited for continuous, around-the-clock production. These systems integrate seamlessly with downstream sealing and palletizing equipment to support large-capacity operations.
Semi-automatic systems require manual bag placement or assisted positioning. They offer a lower investment cost and suit small to medium output. Fully automatic machines handle bag pickup, opening, placing, and conveying without manual involvement, enabling higher efficiency and reduced labor use.
