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The SUK granular fertilizer packing configuration combines a multi-head weigher with a vertical form-fill-seal (VFFS) machine using roll film. It is intended for free-flowing granular fertilizer in 5 kg to 8 kg bags; powder fertilizer, premade-pouch fertilizer and narrow multi-lane sachet applications require separate machine configurations.
The SUK machine shown on this page is a granular fertilizer packing configuration using a multi-head weigher and a vertical form-fill-seal (VFFS) machine. It is designed for factories that need to weigh and pack free-flowing fertilizer granules into sealed small bags. The workflow combines product feeding, multi-head weighing, vertical bag forming, filling and sealing. For the application shown here, the target package range is 5 kg to 8 kg per bag, with the final configuration confirmed from the fertilizer sample, bag format, film and required output.
This page is not a powder fertilizer machine page. Powder fertilizer normally requires a different dosing method, such as an auger or screw-filling system, and should be engineered separately. A premade-pouch fertilizer line uses preformed bags rather than roll film, while a multi-lane sachet system is designed for smaller narrow sachets and a different output format. SUK can review those configurations separately when the material and bag requirements call for them.
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Fertilizer factories need a stable packaging process that can repeat the target weight while keeping the bag sealed and easy to handle. A suitable fertilizer packaging machine must therefore be selected around the material and the finished bag, not only around a headline speed. Granular fertilizer may flow differently from one formulation to another, and blended products may contain particles with different sizes or densities.
The SUK vertical packing workflow receives fertilizer from a feeding system, measures the required portion, forms a bag from roll film and seals the filled package. This reduces repetitive manual weighing and gives the factory a consistent starting point for collection, inspection and secondary handling.
For a 5 kg or 8 kg application, the engineering review should confirm the target bag width, bag length, film structure, product flow and available space above the weighing system. The result may be a pillow bag, gusset bag or another agreed bag format, depending on the forming and sealing configuration.

This product page covers one specific combination: granular fertilizer + multi-head weigher + vertical form-fill-seal (VFFS) machine + roll film. It is suitable for evaluating pillow bags and selected gusset bags in the stated 5 kg to 8 kg application range.
The following machine types should not be treated as the same configuration:
| Material or packaging requirement | More suitable machine direction |
|---|---|
| Free-flowing fertilizer granules | Multi-head or suitable weighing system + vertical VFFS machine |
| Powder fertilizer | Auger/screw dosing + powder VFFS machine; confirm from powder characteristics |
| Fertilizer in premade stand-up or zipper pouches | Premade pouch packing machine |
| Small narrow fertilizer sachets | Multi-lane sachet or stick packing machine, according to sachet format and dose |
| Large bags or a different filling range | Dedicated bagging configuration after confirming weight and bag type |
The actual machine is selected from the material state, target weight, bag format and required output. A general “fertilizer packing machine” label is not enough to identify the correct dosing and bagging system.
The system can be evaluated for dry, free-flowing granular materials such as:
It is not a universal powder-filling machine. Powder fertilizer, dusty formulations or materials that do not flow consistently need a separate dosing assessment before a machine type is selected.
The supplied application image and the generated bag image are visual references for the packaging scenario. The unbranded 5 kg and 8 kg bags are application illustrations, not a claim that they represent a specific customer package or a confirmed commercial fertilizer formulation.
Typical bag formats for a vertical roll-film system include pillow bags and selected gusset bags. The final format depends on the film width, finished bag dimensions, product fill level, sealing requirements and downstream handling. If the buyer already has a printed-film design or a physical bag sample, it should be sent with the inquiry.

The feeding stage transfers material to the weighing system. Fertilizer granules can differ in size, density and surface condition, so the feeding equipment should be reviewed against a real sample. The objective is to maintain a stable supply without creating excessive surges, bridging or irregular discharge into the weighing hoppers.
The layout may include a storage hopper, conveyor or elevator, depending on the factory arrangement. The required equipment is not identical for every fertilizer line. It should be selected after confirming the target bag weight, working height, product flow and expected production schedule.
The weighing system prepares the required amount before the product enters the formed bag. Multi-head or other weighing arrangements may be considered according to the product characteristics and accuracy requirement. For 5 kg to 8 kg bags, the weighing range and hopper configuration should be checked against the density and particle-size distribution of the fertilizer.
The actual weighing result depends on product consistency, feeding stability, operating settings and the agreed tolerance. A quotation should therefore state the conditions under which any accuracy or output figure is measured.

After weighing, the fertilizer portion is released into the film tube. The vertical unit forms the bag, fills it and completes the sealing and cutting cycle. The film structure and sealing temperature must be matched to the application so that the finished bag can withstand handling and downstream transport.
Pillow bags are often considered for continuous roll-film packaging. A gusset format may be selected when the project needs a different standing profile or bag presentation. The final choice should be made from the required bag drawing or sample rather than from a generic product name.
After sealing, the finished bag is discharged for collection, inspection or connection to downstream equipment. A fertilizer factory may also need checkweighing, metal detection, conveying, secondary packing, palletizing or other handling operations. These requirements should be discussed before the main machine is finalized so the complete line can be planned around the actual production flow.

The current granular fertilizer application is planned around small-bag fertilizer packaging with a target range of 5 kg to 8 kg per bag. The maximum packaging weight stated for this machine application is 8 kg. These figures describe the intended project range supplied for this content and do not replace a product sample test or final engineering confirmation.
| Project item | Application reference |
|---|---|
| Product type | Granular fertilizer, blended fertilizer or other suitable dry granules |
| Target bag weights | 5 kg and 8 kg examples |
| Maximum stated package weight | Up to 8 kg per bag |
| Bag forming method | Vertical form-fill-seal from roll film, subject to final configuration |
| Possible bag formats | Pillow bag or selected gusset bag, subject to film and forming parts |
| Feeding and weighing | Confirmed according to fertilizer sample and target tolerance |
| Final speed | Confirmed according to product, bag weight, film and operating conditions |
| Final machine configuration | Subject to engineering review and sample testing |
The table intentionally does not promise a universal bags-per-minute figure. The application image contains a speed graphic for a different visual reference, but that graphic is not used as a confirmed fertilizer product specification here.
Two fertilizer products can have different flow behavior even when they use the same nominal bag weight. Particle size, density, surface texture and formulation can affect how the product enters the weighing hoppers and how quickly it settles in the bag. A blended product can also contain components that separate or flow at different rates if the feeding arrangement is not suitable.
Testing helps the engineering team review the weighing range, feeding stability, bag fill level and sealing conditions together. It also helps the buyer decide whether the requested pillow or gusset format provides the desired handling and presentation. A reliable fertilizer bagging machine should be selected from the complete application rather than from an isolated speed or weight number.
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The more accurately the application is described, the easier it is to separate a suitable fertilizer packaging machine from a general-purpose granule machine that may not match the product or bag range.
Send your fertilizer sample, target bag weight, bag drawing or sample and expected production output to SUK. The team can review whether a vertical weighing and packaging configuration is suitable, then confirm the feeding, weighing, film and sealing arrangement for the project.
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For a related granule application, see the Granule Packing Machine for Snacks, Nuts and Grains page. To understand the selection process for this fertilizer application, read How to Choose a Fertilizer Packing Machine for Granular and Blended Fertilizer.
This page covers a granular fertilizer configuration with product feeding, a multi-head weigher and a vertical form-fill-seal machine using roll film. It is intended for evaluating 5 kg to 8 kg granular fertilizer bags, subject to sample testing and final engineering confirmation.
Not as the same confirmed configuration. Powder fertilizer usually requires a different dosing and feeding approach, such as auger or screw filling. The powder characteristics must be reviewed separately before recommending a powder VFFS machine.
The machine can be evaluated for granular fertilizer, blended fertilizer and other suitable dry free-flowing agricultural granules. Final suitability depends on particle size, density, flow behavior and sample-testing results.
The planned application range includes 5 kg and 8 kg bags, with a stated maximum packaging weight of 8 kg per bag. Final bag dimensions, weighing configuration and performance must be confirmed from the product sample and packaging requirements.
A vertical roll-film configuration may support pillow bags and selected gusset bags. The final format depends on the forming parts, film width, sealing system and finished bag drawing.
No. The unbranded 5 kg and 8 kg fertilizer bags are application illustrations used to show a possible bag format and weight range. They are not presented as a customer case or a confirmed commercial fertilizer design.
SUK needs the fertilizer type, product sample or photos, target bag weights, bag dimensions, preferred film and bag type, expected output and factory conditions. This information supports a project-specific recommendation.