The China Maize Seed Grading and Packaging System from Shijiazhuang Xinlu Technology Co., Ltd. integrates precise size grading with automated packaging in a single production line, streamlining the transition from cleaned seed to sealed, labeled bags.
System Components
Final Grading Sieves
A tri-deck sieving unit classifies kernels into uniform size grades. Quick-change frames allow rapid mesh swaps for different specifications.
Optical Inspection (Optional)
An inline optical sensor can detect and remove discolored or defective kernels prior to packaging.
Buffer Hopper & Weighing Module
Graded seed streams flow into hoppers equipped with load cells, enabling accurate batch weighing down to 0.1 kg tolerance.
Automated Bagging Machine
Vertical form-fill-seal (VFFS) technology forms bags from film rolls, fills each to the designated weight, and seals them.
Labeling and Coding Station
A printing unit applies batch numbers, dates, and barcodes directly onto each bag.
Finished-Goods Conveyor
Sealed bags are transported to a palletizing zone or boxing station for downstream logistics.
System Highlights
Recipe Storage: HMI stores weight, bag size, and fill speed settings for multiple product lines.
High Performance: Capable of packaging up to 25 bags per minute, depending on bag size and seed density.
Minimal Changeover: Tool-free adjustments reduce downtime when switching between grades.
Built-in Dust Control: Localized extraction at bagging and weighing points maintains a clean work area.
Benefits for Processors
Improved Consistency: Precise weighing and sealing ensure uniform package weights.
Labor Savings: Automation reduces manual handling and counting tasks.
Traceability: Integrated coding enables batch tracking from seed lot to field distribution.
Compact Footprint: Vertical bagger and inline conveyors maximize space efficiency.
Service and Maintenance
Shijiazhuang Xinlu Technology Co., Ltd. provides preventive maintenance schedules, spare-parts packages, and remote diagnostics support. On-site engineers deliver training to local staff on system operation and basic troubleshooting.