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Dyco Autobaggers for plastic bottles are the industry standard for their fully automatic operation from bottle entry to discharge and stacking of the finished bundle. Dyco’s exclusive use of “flat film” technology provides unique advantages over tube style baggers. Forming the bag with film provides greater flexibility to run multiple size containers in a single machine, and consumes less film per bundle. A single size film can be used for multiple production lines bagging varying sized containers without the need to inventory multiple sizes of film. Dyco autobaggers are designed to run a wide range of containers and provide the best control of unstable containers. We offer the largest range of bagging equipment on the market to automatically bag bottles from simple applications such as straight sided square dairy gallon bottles through more challenging taper sided oval shampoo bottles.
The model 3710 Autobagger is typically used to automatically bag square and rectangular containers such as dairy gallons. The containers are conveyed or gravity fed into the machine, isolated into rows, and side pushed to form a rectangular array of containers. The array is then pushed into a wall of film that wraps around the array and the trailing side of the array is sealed. The containers are then conveyed into a side sealing area where both sides of the film are tensioned and sealed, forming the bag around the containers with Dyco's unique flat film technology. Once the bundle is formed it is then conveyed to a pick-up location. From this position a precision servo driven stacker picks up the bundle, rotates or indexes linearly, and gently places the bundle on a stack. Once a full stack of bundles is accumulated in one of the stack locations a beacon indicator alerts an operator to take away a full bundle stack. The operator then resets that stack location.
The model 3712 Autobagger is typically used to automatically bag square and rectangular containers from two blowmolders. The unique value of this machine is the ability to bag different containers from different blowmolders simultaneously. The containers are conveyed or gravity fed into the machine, isolated into rows and side pushed to form a rectangular array of containers. There are two accumulation chambers so that two different types of containers can be formed into arrays at the same time. Once an array is complete it is pushed into the center bag fill position, then pushed into a wall of film that wraps around the array and the trailing side of the array is sealed. The containers are then conveyed into a side sealing area where both sides of the film are tensioned and sealed, forming the bag around the containers with Dyco's unique flat film technology. Once the bundle is formed it is then conveyed to a pick-up location. From this position a precision servo driven stacker picks up the bundle, rotates or indexes linearly, and gently places the bundle on a stack. Once a full stack of bundles is accumulated in one of the stack locations a beacon indicator alerts an operator to take away a full bundle stack. The operator then resets that stack location.
The model 3732 Autobagger is typically used to automatically bag square, rectangular, and round containers from two blowmolders. The unique value of this machine is the ability to bag different containers from different blowmolders simultaneously. The containers are conveyed or gravity fed into the machine, isolated into rows and side pushed to form a rectangular array of containers. Varying array pattern characteristics such as the number of bottles in a row, the number or rows in an array and nested rows versus non nested rows can all be selected from the operator touch screen. There are two accumulation chambers so that two different types of containers can be formed into arrays at the same time. Once an array is complete, it is pushed into the center bagfill position, then pushed into a wall of film that wraps around the array, and then the trailing side of the array is sealed. The containers are then conveyed into a side sealing area where both sides of the film are tensioned and sealed, forming the bag around the containers with Dyco's unique flat film technology. Once the bundle is formed it is conveyed to a pick-up location. From this position, a precision servo driven stacker picks up the bundle, rotates or indexes linearly, and gently places the bundle on a stack. Once a full stack of bundles is accumulated in one of the stack locations, a beacon indicator alerts an operator to take away a full bundle stack. The operator then resets that stack location.
The model 3721 Autobagger is typically used to bag small unstable containers, such as 16 oz. rounds. Containers are conveyed on a table-top conveyor into the machine, rows are isolated and side pushed with a precision servo driven pusher. When the containers are side pushed they are stabilized on the opposite side of the pusher with a stabilizer bar that moves with the containers as they form the rectangular array. Small round containers are nested into the array utilizing a modulating back stop and slice-off counting system for each row then indexed into the array. Once the containers are accumulated into a rectangular array, the array is pushed into a wall of film that wraps around the array and the trailing side of the array is sealed. The containers are then conveyed into a side sealing area where both sides of the film are tensioned and sealed, forming the bag around the containers with Dyco's unique flat film technology. Once the bundle is formed it is then conveyed to a pick-up location. From this position a precision servo driven stacker picks up the bundle, rotates or indexes linearly, and gently places the bundle on a stack. Once a full stack of bundles is accumulated in one of the stack locations a beacon indicator alerts an operator to take away a full bundle stack. The operator then resets that stack location.
The model 3722 Autobagger is typically used to bag small unstable containers at high speeds, over 200 bottles per minute. Containers are conveyed on two lanes of table-top conveyor into the machine, where rows are isolated. Once the two rows of containers are in position a precision servo driven head picks up two rows of containers, indexes sideways, matching speed with a mat-top conveyor and gently places the containers on the mat-top conveyor. The two rows of containers are then conveyed on the mat-top conveyor into a rectangular array. Once the containers are accumulated into a rectangular array, the array is pushed into a wall of film that wraps around the array and the trailing side of the array is sealed. The containers are then conveyed into a side sealing area where both sides of the film are tensioned and sealed, forming the bag around the containers with Dyco's unique flat film technology. Once the bundle is formed it is then conveyed to a pick-up location. From this position a precision servo driven stacker picks up the bundle, rotates or indexes linearly, and gently places the bundle on a stack. Once a full stack of bundles is accumulated in one of the stack locations a beacon indicator alerts an operator to take away a full bundle stack. The operator then resets that stack location.
The Model 3725 Autobagger is the solution for today’s unstable or irregular shaped containers. Using patented technology the model 3725 Autobagger will accept upright empty plastic containers from a single lane table top conveyor. The machine will locate, engage and pick up a row of containers and place them into a pre-specified pattern in the load chamber tray assembly. The machine is capable of forming arrays with containers neck-up and neck-down. Once the containers are accumulated into a rectangular array, the array is pushed into a wall of film that wraps around the array and the trailing side of the array is sealed. The containers are then conveyed into a side sealing area where both sides of the film are tensioned and sealed, forming the bag around the containers with Dyco's unique flat film technology. Once the bundle is formed it is then conveyed to a pick-up location. From this position a precision servo driven stacker picks up the bundle, rotates or indexes linearly, and gently places the bundle on a stack. Once a full stack of bundles is accumulated in one of the stack locations a beacon indicator alerts an operator to take away a full bundle stack. The operator then resets that stack location.