Snacks and nuts
Combination weighing before vertical or premade-pouch packing.
Packaging route
Multihead Weighers
Combination weighing for free-flowing granules and discrete products.
Multihead weighers combine several hopper weights to reach a target dose. Selection depends on product size, flow, fragility, target weight, tolerance and the required number of packs per minute.
- Product behaviour
- Size, shape, flowability, oiliness, stickiness and breakage risk
- Target dose
- Minimum, typical and maximum weight per pack
- Performance target
- Required accuracy and packs per minute
- Weighing arrangement
- Head count, hopper volume, feeding surface and discharge pattern
Supplier equipment reference
Equipment overview
Start with the product and pack requirement.
Multihead weighers combine several hopper weights to reach a target dose. Selection depends on product size, flow, fragility, target weight, tolerance and the required number of packs per minute.
Supplier equipment reference
Representative equipment format.
The image is an authorized supplier reference. Final layout, components, guarding and interfaces must be confirmed against the project brief.
Configuration checklist
Information to confirm before quotation.
No fixed model, performance figure or delivery scope is promised on this page. The following items must be reviewed with the supplier.
- Product behaviour
- Size, shape, flowability, oiliness, stickiness and breakage risk
- Target dose
- Minimum, typical and maximum weight per pack
- Performance target
- Required accuracy and packs per minute
- Weighing arrangement
- Head count, hopper volume, feeding surface and discharge pattern
- Line interface
- Upstream feeding, downstream bagger, discharge height and signal exchange
- Site conditions
- Available space, voltage, frequency, cleaning and material-contact requirements
Typical applications
Where this route may fit.
These answers are general guidance. A final recommendation requires the real product and packaging brief.
Dried and frozen products
Selection based on flow, temperature, sticking and breakage risk.
Confectionery and biscuits
Gentle handling and target-weight repeatability for discrete pieces.
Mixed products
Projects requiring coordinated dosing of more than one component.
Selection workflow
From material data to a reviewed proposal.
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Requirement Review
Clarify the material, pack format, output target and operating conditions. Identify information or sample tests needed before selection.
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Configuration Matching
Discuss suitable equipment arrangements with manufacturers and check the proposed scope against your requirements.
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Supplier Proposal Review
Review specifications, exclusions, quotation terms and delivery assumptions together before any purchase decision.
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Confirm proposal scope
Review the supplier configuration, exclusions, commercial terms and support boundary before a purchase decision.
Common questions
Before requesting a proposal.
These answers are general guidance. A final recommendation requires the real product and packaging brief.
Is this a fixed AVELRIN model?+
No. This page describes an equipment route. The manufacturer, model and configuration are selected and confirmed for each project.
Are price, output and delivery time confirmed?+
No. They depend on the material, package, required output, destination and the supplier’s written quotation.
When is a multihead weigher preferable to a linear weigher?+
It is commonly considered when higher output, tighter weight control or more complex product behaviour justifies combination weighing. Sample trials may still be required.
Need a reviewed configuration?
Send the product and packaging brief.
Include the material, target pack weight, output, bag format, destination and electrical supply.