Open-Mouth Bagging
Open-mouth bagging machines: fast, robust and versatile.
Output: Up to 1,800 bags/hour
Weight range: Bags of 5-50 kg/11 to 110 lb
Application: Fine powder to granules
Bag materials: Paper, PE, Paper with interior PE bag, Paper with interior PE lining, PP, Laminated PP
Bag type: with or without gussets, with or without bottom, with or without pinch, with or without handles
The open-mouth bagging machine range includes fully automatic, high-performing baggers. These machines accommodate pre-made bags of various materials and are designed for packaging both non-free-flowing and free-flowing dry bulk goods.
Key features:
Accuracy: Achieve maximum precision with our MSX controller
Durability: Sturdy, heavy-duty design
Versatility: Easily switch between different bag types
Accessibility: Simple and secure maintenance
Commonly bagged products
Pet food & feed
Kibble
Granules
Additives
Fertilizers & Chemicals
Granules
Powder
Food
Rice
Salt
Sugar
Spices
Flour
Agriculture
Grain
Seeds
Intuitive operation and analysis
Pulsar ensures full control of the production processes with a single click and enhances your after-sales-service experience.
Our tailored solutions meet unique project requirements from any industry, providing cost savings, design flexibility and efficient operation by applying the latest technology.
Options
Bag closing systems: Sealing, Stitching…
Bag top levelling system
Probe for emptying the bag of air and filling it with inert gas
Labelling of filled and empty bags
Specific configuration for abrasive and corrosive products
Specific configuration for ATEX
Quality control
Check-weigher
Metal particle detector
Bag rejector
Quality control
Fact Sheet
Your challenges, our expertise.
I use bags made of different materials and of many different sizes. How do I avoid wasting time on changing the bagging machine’s setup?
PAYPER offers an easy and automatic change from one bag type to another avoiding unnecessary loss of production time.
All my bags in the same batch must have the same weight
PAYPER’s electronic dosing and weighing are among the most accurate on the market and are controlled by the innovative MSX weight controller.
My bags must have an excellent sealing finish
PAYPER’s bag top-level station before the sealing station makes sure that the filled, finished bag complies with even the most demanding requirements.
Complete production lines, from dosing to pallet protection.
Find the perfect match to complete your bagging line
Trends & News
PAYPER, a leading company in the bagging industry, will showcase its solution for bagging fine powdered products at its stand and will host a technical webinar before the fair to discuss its applications and operational advantages.
Choosing a bagging machine isn’t just a technical decision—it is a decision that directly impacts efficiency, operating costs, and the quality of the final product. A poor choice can lead to product loss, frequent downtime, or safety issues. That’s why it is essential to ask the right questions before making an investment.
The article explores the key challenges of fertilizer bagging in a growing global market, where efficiency, precision, and product quality are essential. It highlights how advanced, automated, and integrated solutions—such as those developed by PAYPER—help manufacturers ensure accurate weighing, reliable sealing, operational efficiency, and full control of the entire bagging process.
Aqua Feed bagging is a critical step in post-extrusion production, ensuring that pellets and microparticles maintain their quality, nutritional value, and stability. Efficient bagging improves logistics, reduces waste, and guarantees that feed reaches aquaculture producers safely and consistently.
PAYPER, a leading company in the bagging industry, will showcase its solution for bagging fine powdered products at its stand and will host a technical webinar before the fair to discuss its applications and operational advantages.
Choosing a bagging machine isn’t just a technical decision—it is a decision that directly impacts efficiency, operating costs, and the quality of the final product. A poor choice can lead to product loss, frequent downtime, or safety issues. That’s why it is essential to ask the right questions before making an investment.
