| Attribute | Specification |
|---|---|
| Product Name | Macaroni Box Checkweigher |
| Model | WT2000 |
| Product Type | Dynamic Checkweigher |
| Applicable Products | Macaroni Cartons, Pasta Boxes, Dry Food Cartons |
| Maximum Capacity | 2000 g |
| Dynamic Accuracy | ±0.5 g (3σ) |
| Inspection Speed | >75 Cartons/Min |
| Reject Method | Automatic Pusher Reject |
| Weighing Sensor | Mettler Toledo Load Cell |
| Communication | MODBUS TCP |
| Machine Structure | SUS304 Stainless Steel |
| Industry Application | Food Packaging, Pasta Packaging, FMCG Packaging |
The Macaroni Box Checkweigher is designed for automatic weight verification of boxed macaroni, pasta products, and dry food cartons. Installed after the cartoning machine, the system performs real-time dynamic weighing to identify underweight, overweight, or incomplete packages before case packing and palletizing operations.
Using a high-precision weighing sensor and intelligent control system, the machine helps food manufacturers maintain packaging consistency and product quality throughout the production process.
As packaging lines become increasingly automated, product weight verification is an important quality control step.
Common challenges include:
Missing pasta pouches or seasoning sachets can result in customer complaints and product returns.
Weight deviations may lead to non-compliant retail packaging.
Excessive filling increases product giveaway and production costs.
Food manufacturers require reliable in-line inspection before products enter the distribution chain.
Finished cartons are automatically transferred onto the weighing conveyor.
Each carton is weighed while moving through the inspection section.
The actual weight is compared with preset tolerance limits stored in the control system.
Non-conforming cartons are automatically removed through a pusher reject mechanism.
Accepted cartons continue to downstream case packing and palletizing systems.
Equipped with a Mettler Toledo high-precision load cell for dynamic weighing applications.
Supports inspection speeds exceeding 75 cartons per minute for continuous production environments.
The pusher reject mechanism automatically removes products outside the acceptable weight range.
The machine adopts SUS304 stainless steel construction and wear-resistant PU conveyor belts.
MODBUS TCP communication enables integration with packaging lines and factory automation systems.
| Item | Specification |
|---|---|
| Model | WT2000 |
| Maximum Capacity | 2000 g |
| Minimum Display | 0.1 g |
| Dynamic Accuracy | ±0.5 g (3σ) |
| Inspection Speed | >75 Cartons/Min |
| Weighing Belt Width | 200 mm |
| Weighing Belt Length | 400 mm |
| Reject Method | Pusher Reject |
| Touchscreen | 10-inch Color LCD |
| Frame Material | SUS304 Stainless Steel |
| Communication | MODBUS TCP |
The machine is suitable for:
Weight inspection for boxed macaroni products.
Verification of packaged pasta products before case packing.
Suitable for noodles, cereals, rice products, and dry food cartons.
Ensures consistent package weight for retail distribution.
Supports quality control requirements for international markets.
Confirm the maximum and minimum carton weight.
Determine the allowable weight tolerance for the product.
Ensure the checkweigher matches the output of the cartoning machine.
Select a suitable rejection device according to product dimensions.
Consider integration with MES, ERP, and packaging line control systems.
Yes. Missing components usually create measurable weight deviations that can be detected automatically.
The WT2000 supports products up to 2000 g.
The machine uses an automatic pusher reject system.
Yes. The system is commonly installed directly after cartoning equipment.
Yes. The machine is designed for food packaging applications and uses food-industry-compatible materials.
The Macaroni Box Checkweigher is an essential quality control solution for modern pasta packaging lines. By combining high-speed dynamic weighing, automatic rejection, and intelligent data communication, the system helps manufacturers ensure packaging consistency and product quality before case packing and palletizing operations.