Automatic ice cube ice ball cup filling sealing packaging line

As cold drink consumption continues to increase, edible ice cups, as the core carrier for cooling and preserving drinks, have attracted much attention for their hygiene, convenience and environmental protection. As a key equipment in the cold drink industry, the fully automatic ice cup filling and sealing packaging line is providing the market with a steady stream of high-quality ice cup Products with its efficient and intelligent production model.

Filling process
Filling is a key step in the production of ice cups, which requires precise quantification and fast operation. The filling system is based on high-precision weight or volume measurement technology, combined with advanced sensor feedback control, and can accurately adjust the filling volume according to the different specifications of the ice cups. The error can be controlled within a very small range to ensure that the weight or volume of each cup of ice is consistent. In addition, in order to improve production efficiency, the filling system often adopts multi-head filling technology, and multiple filling heads work at the same time, which greatly shortens the filling time of a single ice cup and meets the needs of large-scale production.

Sealing and coding
The sealing link directly affects the sealing and preservation effect of the ice cup. Heat sealing technology uses high temperature to make the sealing film melt and bond quickly, while pressure sealing relies on mechanical pressure to press the sealing. The coding process gives each ice cup a unique identity, including important information such as production date, shelf life, batch, etc., and uses laser coding or thermal transfer coding technology. The coding is clear and durable, which is convenient for product traceability and quality control.

Packing link
The packaging process realizes the transformation of ice cups from products to commodities. The automatic packaging equipment can be used to package the ice cups individually, in groups or in boxes according to different packaging requirements.