The AC Series Multi Head Weigher is a combination-weighing unit for automated packaging lines. Product enters multiple buckets, a selected weight combination is formed, and the measured portion is released to the next packing operation. The documented range includes AC-6B10 and AC-6B14 configurations for portions from 25 to 500 g. The unit provides the weighing stage between product feeding and downstream packaging equipment.
Product size, fragility, flow behavior, target portion, and acceptable variation influence the final line arrangement. The AC Series Multi Head Weigher supplies documented model data for that conversation, while the final setup depends on the actual material, the supply condition, the discharge point, and the receiving machine. In operation, material is supplied to the weighing area, buckets receive portions, the control sequence forms a combination, and the selected portion moves to the next process.
Both models use AC 220 V at 50/60 Hz. Each model has a 25–500 g weighing range, an X(0.5) Grade accuracy classification, and program memory positions from 0 to 99. These shared points establish the electrical and weighing basis for the range. The AC Series Multi Head Weigher models then differ in bucket count, bucket-capacity options, rated current, input power, and maximum listed speed.
The documented figures describe the supplied equipment. They should be considered together with product volume, product flow, feed conditions, and the timing of the receiving station. A target weight can occupy different volumes for different products, so bucket capacity is useful alongside the stated weighing range. A maximum listed speed also needs to be viewed with the supply and discharge sequence that surrounds the weighing stage.
The AC-6B14 is the 14-bucket configuration. It lists 2.0 kW input power and a rated current of 9 A. Its documented bucket-capacity choices are 500 ml, 1300 ml, and 2500 ml. The maximum listed speed is 140 bags per minute. Along with the common 25–500 g range, these values provide the product facts for the AC-6B14 version of the AC Series Multi Head Weigher.
The 14-bucket arrangement can be discussed against the required portion, the volume occupied by that portion, and the intended material flow. A listed rate is one part of the model information, not a separate output statement for every product. Stable product supply, bucket filling, discharge timing, and downstream package handling affect practical line output. Consistent material flow at the infeed is a useful condition to consider when discussing the equipment.
The AC-6B10 is the 10-bucket configuration. It lists 1.5 kW input power and an 8 A rated current. Its bucket-capacity choices are 800 ml, 1300 ml, and 2500 ml, with a maximum listed speed of 80 bags per minute. The AC-6B10 uses the same AC 220 V, 50/60 Hz power basis, 25–500 g weighing range, X(0.5) Grade accuracy classification, and 0–99 program memory positions stated for the range.
The choice between the two models is not simply a choice between ten and fourteen buckets. Target portion, product volume, flow condition, upstream supply, available layout, and the receiving process all help define the relevant configuration. The AC Series Multi Head Weigher provides a reference for the weighing function itself; connected stations and actual product behavior determine the final packaging-line relationship.
These features describe the equipment without assigning unverified results to a particular material. Instead of using maximum listed speed as the only decision point, start with product supply and package transfer conditions. The AC Series Multi Head Weigher follows a clear sequence: feed the product, form a weight combination, discharge the portion, and transfer it to the receiving operation.
The AC Series Multi Head Weigher can be considered for automated packaging work that requires combination weighing before the packing stage. Free-flowing material and fragile material can create different handling questions. The product type, target weight, occupied portion volume, package format, and required line rate are useful details for matching the documented AC-6B10 and AC-6B14 data to a packaging process.
A rotary table feeder may be used as an upstream supply device where that method suits the intended line. It is not listed as an integrated function of the AC Series Multi Head Weigher. A cold seal packaging machine may be part of a later packing operation when the pack design calls for that process; it is not listed as an integrated function of the weigher. Different types of flexible packaging can require different filling, transfer, and presentation timing.
For a tea packaging machine project, the product type, portion weight, package format, and line rate should be described before selecting the wider arrangement. This is a line-planning context, not a statement that every tea application uses the same model. Where packaging recyclability is important, it concerns the selected pack material and downstream packaging process rather than the weighing specification. A commercial sealing machine may likewise be a separate downstream station. The AC Series Multi Head Weigher measures and releases portions; it does not determine package recyclability or sealing performance.
To discuss the AC Series Multi Head Weigher, share the product type, target weight, package format, required line rate, available layout details, and information about the upstream supply and downstream packing station. A sample or a clear description of product size, shape, fragility, and flow behavior can help relate the AC-6B10 or AC-6B14 specifications to the intended process.
The AC Series Multi Head Weigher offers documented facts for an initial configuration discussion: a 25–500 g weighing range, two model choices, AC 220 V at 50/60 Hz, stated bucket capacities, model-specific current and input power, maximum listed speeds, and 0–99 program memory positions. With the incoming material and receiving sequence defined, these details can support a focused inquiry about the appropriate model for an automated packaging line.
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