Check applicable objects first
Fresh trays, foam trays or similar support packaging that can be stably conveyed; dimensions, rigidity and product protrusion height confirmed per actual sample
Tray Wrapping, Weighing & Labeling Line
Fresh-Food Tray Wrapping, Weighing and Labelling Line
The line connects tray infeed, stretch-film overwrapping, weighing, label-data generation and application. Confirm tray rigidity, product protrusion or purge, film stretch and cling, weight range, label layout, barcode data and line interfaces with actual samples.
Actual equipment footagePackaging and data integrationParameters confirmed per project
Factory equipment photos
Actual equipment photos from the factory. Confirm the final configuration with the containers, product, sample trials and agreed equipment scope.
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Tray, film, weighing and label data must be verified together
Please provide finished trays, film, weight range, label samples and fields, data interface, target speed and site layout.
Packaging materials and process must match
Film suitable for stretch wrapping and matching labels; film width, stretch, adhesion, label size and adhesive properties confirmed per sample; tray infeed, stretch film wrapping, weighing, data processing, label printing, application and discharge
Optional modules are not standard
Optional vision inspection, metal detection interface, weight rejection, label verification, traceability system and downstream diversion.
Parameters confirmed per project
Please provide finished trays, film, weight range, label samples and fields, data interface, target speed and site layout.
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Recommended information before quotation
The more complete the samples, packaging materials and site information, the easier to determine equipment route, changeover scope and line boundaries.
Configuration reference
- Wrapping structure confirmed per tray dimensions, product protrusion height and film stretch properties
- Validate weight checks, label data, print layout and label position together in the actual packing workflow.
- Vision, metal detection, rejection, label verification and traceability interface are optional modules
- Weighing range, accuracy, speed and data response confirmed per configuration and site conditions
Prepare for selection
- Finished trays, dimensions, weight range, product protrusion and liquid seepage
- Stretch film sample, film width, stretch and adhesion requirements
- Label sample, size, application position, fields and print content
- Weighing acceptance, data interface, target speed and site conveying layout
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Key Parameters
Capacity & Speed
Confirmed based on tray infeed, wrapping action, weighing stabilization, label printing/application and data response. Actual capacity is confirmed by project trials.
Automation Scope
Automatic wrapping, weighing and labeling line; vision, rejection, metal detection and external data interface optional per project
Applicable Containers or Packaging
Fresh trays, foam trays or similar support packaging that can be stably conveyed; dimensions, rigidity and product protrusion height confirmed per actual sample
Applicable Products
Fresh meat, fruit/vegetable, cooked food and other tray-carried products; moisture, seepage, protrusion and weight distribution should be specified
Packaging Materials & Consumables
Film suitable for stretch wrapping and matching labels; film width, stretch, adhesion, label size and adhesive properties confirmed per sample
Basic Process
Tray infeed, stretch film wrapping, weighing, data processing, label printing, application and discharge
Tooling & Changeover
Adjust guides, wrapping unit, weigh platform and labeling head per tray dimensions, product height, film width, weight range and label position
Power, Air Supply & Layout
Confirm equipment dimensions, power, air supply, maintenance space and upstream/downstream interfaces based on wrapping drive, weighing module, print/apply, data network and optional inspection/rejection
Steps from sample confirmation to delivery
Check tray rigidity, product height, film stretch, wrapping and bottom film tuck.
Define weight range, label fields, layout, position and data source.
Synchronize tray speed, weighing stabilization, printing, application and exception handling.
Check wrapping appearance, weighing, label, data and changeover.
Common configuration routes
Compare Wrapping Only, Weighing & Labeling, and Complete Line
Overwrapping covers a display tray, heat sealing bonds film to the rim, and MAP also needs gas replacement and barrier control; weighing and labelling can follow the selected route.
Wrapping Only
Only tray stretch film wrapping; weighing and labeling handled by other stations.
Weighing & Labeling
Tray already packaged; only weighing, data generation, printing and labeling.
Complete Line
Wrapping, weighing, print/apply and optional inspection/diversion unified and linked.
Tray Wrapping, Weighing & Labeling Line
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Frequently Asked Questions
Can the label content connect to our existing system?
It can be assessed, but fields, protocol, data source, failure handling and permission requirements must be provided; interface development and testing confirmed separately per project.
Will irregular weight products affect labeling speed?
Weighing stabilization time, label generation and product spacing all affect speed; actual weight distribution needs to be debugged.
Send samples and requirements
Confirm samples, packaging materials and process first, then finalize configuration
Send tray and product samples or photos, dimensions and weight range, purge and protrusion, film details, label layout, barcode data, system interface, target cycle and whether heat sealing or MAP is required.
Finished trays, dimensions, weight range, product protrusion and liquid seepageStretch film sample, film width, stretch and adhesion requirementsLabel sample, size, application position, fields and print contentWeighing acceptance, data interface, target speed and site conveying layout