PX-260 · CONCEPT PRODUCT PAGE
Compact servo VFFS for flexible bag formats and practical changeovers.
The PX-260 is an illustrative product concept showing how a packaging-machine detail page should communicate fit, performance variables, options, proof and the next engineering step.
All specifications on this page are illustrative—not an offer or certified machine data.
AT A GLANCE
A buyer should understand fit in under one minute
Use the summary to qualify the application before the buyer reaches the detailed specification table.
ILLUSTRATIVE
Up to 100 cycles/min
Actual sustained output depends on product, bag length, filler, film, sealing and downstream conditions.
FORMAT
Up to 260 mm bag width
Confirm forming set, film width and finished bag geometry through engineering review.
CONTROL
Servo jaw + recipe control
A concept for repeatable setup, changeover and sealing-parameter management.
OVERVIEW
Designed around usability, access and a short film path
The PX-260 concept combines a stainless machine frame, servo-actuated sealing jaws and recipe-based controls in a compact footprint. The page deliberately explains the operational value of each feature rather than presenting a disconnected checklist.
- Open access for threading and sanitation
- Tool-conscious format change strategy
- Film tension and edge-guidance concept
- Integration-ready filler and downstream signals
- Clear guarding and operator interaction zones
TECHNICAL DATA
Specifications with context and limitations
Industrial buyers need searchable, comparable data—but every number must be tied to a condition and verified before publication.
| Parameter | Illustrative concept value | Qualification note |
|---|---|---|
| Maximum cycle rate | Up to 100 cycles/min | Not equal to guaranteed sustained bags/min |
| Bag width | 60–260 mm | Depends on forming set and film |
| Bag length | 80–420 mm | Longer packs reduce attainable output |
| Roll diameter | Up to 450 mm | Confirm core, unwind and film weight |
| Power | 380–480 V, 3-phase concept | Final supply is project-specific |
| Compressed air | 6 bar concept | Consumption depends on options |
| Controls | Industrial PLC + touchscreen HMI | Platform selected by regional and plant standard |
| Construction | Stainless contact and exterior concept | Material grade and finish require confirmation |
Fictional specification set for demonstration only. Do not issue for procurement, safety review or compliance submission.
BAG STYLES & APPLICATIONS
Show buyers what the model could make and package
Use original diagrams and verified sample photography in a real machine site.
Pillow bags
Efficient everyday format for snacks, grains, frozen foods and industrial components.
Gusseted bags
Added pack shape and shelf presentation with forming and film implications.
Quad-seal bags
Structured pack presentation requiring the correct forming and sealing configuration.
Snacks & confectionery
Often paired with combination weighing and gas-flush considerations.
Powders & coffee
Dust, aeration, dose accuracy and seal cleanliness drive configuration.
Frozen & IQF
Condensation, washdown, product drop and cold-room conditions require review.
OPTIONS
Specify options by the risk they solve
Each option should connect to a product, package, quality or operational requirement.
- Combination weigher, auger or specialty filler
- Gas flush and residual-oxygen review
- Date coder or labeler
- Tear notch, hole punch and bag features
- Product settler and discharge conveyor
- Checkweigher, metal detector and reject
- Remote-support hardware and plant connectivity
DOCUMENTS & MEDIA
Give technical buyers evidence they can share internally
A strong product page supports engineers, operations, quality and purchasing with different forms of proof.
Concept datasheet
One-page summary of application fit, dimensions, utilities and key options.
Machine walkaround
Original video covering access, film path, HMI, changeover and sanitation.
FAT preparation sheet
A checklist for samples, film, operators, acceptance measures and run conditions.
COMMON QUESTIONS
Questions buyers ask before a technical discussion
Clear answers reduce uncertainty and help both teams prepare a more useful first conversation.
No. It is an illustrative maximum cycle concept. A commercial guarantee would need defined product, film, bag size, filler, line conditions and acceptance method.
A washdown design changes materials, enclosures, access, drainage and component selection. It must be specified as part of the application.
Representative product and packaging, target weights and dimensions, desired output, utilities, environment, compliance needs, layout and integration scope.
START WITH THE APPLICATION
Is the PX-260 concept a fit for your package?
Send a product photo, sample pack, target output and available floor space for a structured application review.