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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, for their use of Dyco’s exclusive “FlatFilm” technology, their consistency in finished bag size and tension, for their application to a range of bottle sizes and control of unstable bottles, for their ability to pack more than one size of bottle at the same time in a single machine, for their flexibility in providing options for bundle sizes and configurations, and for the extent of custom features and design options that can be applied to meet almost any packing requirements. With Dyco, automatic means automatic. Dyco Autobagger for plastic bottles do not provide a degree of automation, they provide full automation. And that is the difference between other “auto” systems that require an operator to produce a bundle and Dyco’s AutoPackers that bundle without any operator assistance, including stacking the finished bundle.
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 into an array. The array is then pushed into a wall of film that wraps around the array and sealed on the trailing side of the array. The wrapped array is 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. The bundles are then stacked with a precision Servo Rotary Stacker to one of two stack positions. The operator then transports the completed stacks using a bundle cart or an optional pallet transport system.
The model 3712 Autobagger is typically used to automatically bag square and rectangular containers. The unique value of this machine is it's ability to bag different containers for different blowmolders simultaneously. The containers are conveyed or gravity fed into the machine, isolated into rows in an accumulation chamber so that two different types of containers can be formed into arrays at the same time. The array is the pushed into the bagfill postion, then pushed into a wall of film that wraps around the array and sealed on the trailing side of the array. The wrapped array is 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. The bundles are then stacked with a precision Servo Rotary Stacker to a stack position. The operator then transports the completed stacks using a bundle cart or an optional pallet transport system.
Containers infeed on a table-top conveyor. Containers are side-indexed into an accumulation chamber. 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 an array, the array is pushed into a wall of sheet type film. As the array is pushed the film wraps around the array and is sealed and separated on the back side of the array forming the wall of film for the next array. For unstable containers Dyco utilizes a series of stabilizers to maintain the array. The array is then pushed into a wall of film that wraps around the array and sealed on the trailing side of the array. The array, now wrapped in the film on 2 sides, travels down a bundle conveyor to a side sealing position. Once in position the side sealing process begins, which tightens the film around the bundle and seals the sides with a flat type seal leaving a small tail on both sides, which forms the bag around the containers with Dyco's unique flat film technology. After the side sealing cycle is complete the bundle travels down the bundle conveyor to a pick up position. From this position a precision stepper motor 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. Machine is readily adjustable for 8 oz. (2" diameter x 5" high minimum) through 32 oz. (4" diameter x 12" high maximum) containers, for half pack and full pack.
The Model 3722 was designed for one thing, speed. It is hands down the fastest machine in the industry for bottle packing small round bottles. The equipment will accept upright empty plastic containers from two single lane table top conveyors, form the containers into a row, then place containers onto a mattop belt. This is done by a servo driven pick and place unit. The container will then be formed into an array. Once the containers are accumulated into an array, the array is pushed into a wall of sheet type film. As the array is pushed the film wraps around the array and is sealed and separated on the back side of the array forming the wall of film for the next array. The array, now wrapped in the film on 2 sides, travels down a bundle conveyor to a side sealing position. Once in position the side sealing process begins, which tightens the film around the bundle and seals the sides with a flat type seal leaving a small tail on both sides, which forms the bag around the containers with Dyco's unique flat film technology. After the side sealing cycle is complete and the bundle is sealed on all four sides a gate opens and the sealed bundle travels down the bundle conveyor to a pick up position. From this position a precision stepper motor 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.wrap and seal the array with plastic sheet film and stack the completed bundles. Machine is readily adjustable for 8 oz. (2" diameter x 5" high minimum) through 32 oz. (4" diameter x 12" high maximum) containers, for half pack and full pack.
The Model 3725 Autobagger is the solution for todays 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 array will then be transferred into the sealing chamber and then wrapped and sealed with plastic sheet film. The array, now wrapped in the film on 2 sides, travels down a bundle conveyor to a side sealing position. Once in position the side sealing process begins, which tightens the film around the bundle and seals the sides with a flat type seal leaving a small tail on both sides, which forms the bag around the containers with Dyco's unique flat film technology. After the side sealing cycle is complete and the bundle is sealed on all four sides a gate opens and the sealed bundle travels down the bundle conveyor to a pick up position.Two sealed bundles of containers will then be picked up and stacked onto one of two stack positions. Pack pattern capability includes multiple rows of containers upright or multiple rows of containers alternating one row upright and one row inverted. Another patented innovation by Dyco.
The Model 3732 Autobagger is typically used to automatically bag square rectangular and large round containers such as Dairy Gallons and Industrial Round Gallons. This machine has two side load chambers, so the machine can run product from two different blow molds at the same, which allows the customer great flexibility. The containers are conveyed into the machine, isolated into rows in an accumulation chamber so that two different types of containers can be formed into arrays at the same time. The array is the pushed into the bagfill postion, then pushed into a wall of film that wraps around the array and sealed on the trailing side of the array. The wrapped array is 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. The bundles are then stacked with a precision Servo Rotary Stacker to a stack position. The operator then transports the completed stacks using a bundle cart or an optional pallet transport system.