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Ruida Packing Unveils New Design Disordered Sachet Sorting Machine

Ruida Packing Unveils New Design Disordered Sachet Sorting Machine

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Ruida Packing Unveils New Design Disordered Sachet Sorting Machine

June 5, 2025, Guangzhou, Ruida Packing today launched its industry-disrupting Full Servo Disordered Stick Sorting Packing Machine, engineered to solve critical production bottlenecks in pharmaceutical packaging lines. With a blistering 400 bags/min processing speed and unmatched spatial adaptability, this innovation addresses chronic challenges like multi-floor material transfer and the venue space is limited.

Full Servo Working

The system’s proprietary intelligence lies in its 11 synchronized servo motors and motion controller architecture:  

3 High-Speed Servos: Rapidly collect randomly oriented bags from conveyors or containers.  

4 Medium-Speed Servos: Precisely orient bags (horizontal/vertical/stacked) using AI vision guidance.  

4 Low-Speed Servos: Gentle handling for fragile items during counting and rejection.  

This hierarchical control enables seamless transition from chaotic input to perfectly sequenced output, achieving zero jams at maximum throughput.

Servo Motor

Game-Changing Features

1. Space-Optimized Design: Solves cross-floor logistics; integrates vertically with minimal headroom.  

2. Universal Material Handling: Processes flow wrapper bag, sachets with quick-change tooling.  

3. Smart Rejection System: Vision-guided defect removal at 0.01s/bag accuracy.  

Market Trends Driving Demand

With global pharmaceutical flexible packaging projected to reach $49.2B by 2027 (CAGR 6.8%), manufacturers face three critical pressures:  

Space Constraints: 68% of factories report layout limitations disrupting automation.  

Labor Shortages: Packaging lines require 30% fewer operators with Ruida’s solution.  

Regulatory Demands: Full traceability via integrated QR-code scanning at 120 scans/minute.  

Real-World Impact

During beta testing at a Swiss nutraceutical plant, the organizer:  

Reduced manual sorting labor by 90%.  

Eliminated 3-second/pack downtime from misaligned bags  

Enabled direct linkage between 3rd-floor blister packing and ground-floor boxing.

Technical Specifications

ParameterSpecification
Capacity400 Bags/min
Suitable ApplicationHard/soft bags or pouches that packages blister packs and other materials
Size Requirement for BagsLength≤185 mm ;Width≤110 mm
Accuracy Rate>99.97%
Total Power5.0 kW
Machine Dimension2,500 x 1,060x 1,600 mm

Industry-Verified Performance

“Ruida’s pouch sorter machine solved our vertical transfer nightmare. We now run blister packs from basement to rooftop packaging without manual touchpoints.” Karl Müller, Production Director, Berlin Pharma Solutions.

Conclusion

Ruida Packing’s Disordered Bag Sorting Machine has become indispensable across pharmaceutical, nutraceutical, and food industries, renowned for its 400 bags/minute efficiency and AI-driven. It seamlessly integrates with downstream equipment like flow wrapper packing machines, stick sachet packaging machine, and cartoning machine to create end-to-end automated lines. This innovation eliminates spatial constraints while slashing labor costs by 40-60%. For manufacturers seeking to optimize with future-proof automation, Ruida offers tailored engineering support. Contact our specialists today for a free layout drawing and discover.

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