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  • KPW-A8/A12 Pre-Opened Bagging Machine for Small Parts
  • KPW-A8/A12 Pre-Opened Bagging Machine for Small Parts
  • KPW-A8/A12 Pre-Opened Bagging Machine for Small Parts
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KPW-A8/A12 Pre-Opened Bagging Machine for Small Parts

  • Product Item : KPW-A8 / A12 / A8-2TR / A12-2TR / A12-4TR
  • Category: Poly Bagging Machines
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  • Models: KPW-A8 / A12 / A8-2TR / A12-2TR / A12-4TR
  • Reference output: standard 25 bags/min; TR 20 bags/min; sample dependent
  • Bag width: A8 60-200 mm; A12 60-300 mm. Length: 100-400 mm
  • TR: adhesive-label printing; label application and feeders configured separately
  • Product description:KPW-A8/A12 pre-opened bagging machines for small parts. Compare five models, optional label printing and feeders. Send bag samples for a tailored quote.
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KEEPWAY · PRE-OPENED BAGGING

KPW-A8/A12 Pre-Opened Bagging Machine for Small Parts

Choose a KPW-A8/A12 pre-opened bagging machine for small parts by matching your bags on a roll, loading method and label workflow.

Package hardware kits, cables, phone cases and other suitable small goods using a bagging station built around your samples. Choose a standard model or a TR version with adhesive-label printing, then specify any feeder, stand or discharge conveyor separately.

Illustrated system includes optional feeding and conveyor equipment. It does not represent the standard tabletop machine footprint.

Keepway pre-opened bagging system illustration with optional hopper and discharge conveyor
Configuration illustration · optional equipment shown.
60–200 / 60–300 mmBag width · A8 / A12
25 / 20 bags/minReference output · standard / TR
0.7 MPaCompressed-air requirement

Output is a reference from the supplied specification. Confirm accepted finished packs per minute with your products, bags, loading method and label workflow.

WATCH THE BAGGING PROCESS

See the process. Discuss your own bag and product.

Use these demonstrations to discuss the loading area, bag presentation and sealing arrangement needed for your application.

Pre-opened bagging demonstration

Watch video 1 on YouTube

Roll-bag sealing demonstration

Watch video 2 on YouTube

Demonstration configurations may include optional equipment. Confirm the supplied model, feeding equipment, conveyors and label application in your quotation. Videos do not establish a measured production rate or certification.

Will this fit your packaging task?

Send your bag material and dimensions, a product photograph, and your target output. We can discuss the suitable KPW-A8/A12 variant and any optional feeding or label-printing requirements.

01 · START WITH THE CONSUMABLE

A matching bag width is only the first check

A roll can fit the machine's nominal width yet still present poorly at the loading point. Bag opening, perforation, material stiffness, filled weight and the clear sealing margin all belong in the selection process. Send a sample from the supplier you plan to use, together with the actual product.

Different bag materials and stiffness shown for sample assessment
Paper, poly and laminated constructions require a matched sample assessment.
Different bag openings and roll winding directions for comparison
Confirm opening style, separation, roll core, outside diameter and unwind direction.

PE bags, suitable paper structures and laminated bags are candidates for configuration review. Paper requires a suitable closing structure or sealable layer. These material names do not establish compatibility by themselves. Do not order rolls from their width alone or assume loose zipper pouches work as bags-on-roll.

Useful first enquiry: one empty bag sample, one filled sample and the roll specification. Include the most difficult product to load, not only the smallest item.

02 · APPLICATION FIT

Small-parts bagging for hardware, accessories and kits

Begin with the handling task: one item per bag, a counted quantity of the same item, or a mixed kit. Each calls for a different loading review. The examples below illustrate application types, not completed customer trials.

Phone cases pictured with a clear packaging bag
Phone cases
Coiled data cables pictured in clear bags
Data cables
Earphones and accessories pictured with clear bags
Earphones and accessories
Cotton swabs shown as an illustrative small-product packaging application
Cotton swabs
Packaged cosmetic items shown as a bagging application example
Packaged cosmetic items
Screws and washers pictured with clear bags for kit packaging
Hardware parts and kits

Check puncture risk for sharp hardware, product tangling, surface protection and the loaded bag's weight. Static-sensitive electronics, hygiene-sensitive goods and any direct food-contact use need an application-specific review of materials and handling. These requirements are not established by the application image.

03 · FIVE MODELS, CLEAR SCOPE

KPW-A8/A12 model and specification comparison

Use the bag-width range to shortlist a format, then decide whether the station needs label printing. Dimensions below describe the base machines; stands, hoppers, feeders and conveyors require a separate layout.

ModelVersionL × W × H (mm)Bag width (mm)Reference bags/minPrint area (mm)
KPW-A88-inch standard483 × 680 × 57060–20025—
KPW-A1212-inch standard483 × 750 × 57060–30025—
KPW-A8-2TRBagger + label printer483 × 680 × 65360–2002053 × 125
KPW-A12-2TRBagger + label printer483 × 750 × 65360–3002053 × 125
KPW-A12-4TRBagger + label printer483 × 750 × 65360–30020107 × 250

Standard KPW-A8 and KPW-A12 models do not include printing. A8-2TR and A12-2TR share the smaller print area; A12-4TR provides the larger print area.

Common base-machine specifications

ItemSpecification
Power supply / base ratingAC 120/220 V; 50/60 Hz; 400 W
Compressed air0.7 MPa (7 bar)
Bag length100–400 mm
Film thickness0.04–0.15 mm (40–150 microns)
HMIStandard: 7-inch; print models: dual 7-inch
Interface languagesChinese / English
Start modesFoot switch / start button / push bar / external signal
Safety function listedAnti-hand-pinch function; follow model instructions
External signalDry contact; interface defined per project

Specify the destination voltage when requesting a quotation. Confirm the exact supplied electrical configuration and the air supply for the complete station. The 400 W base rating does not establish the installed power of optional modules.

Open the downloadable specification graphics
KPW-A8 / A12 MODEL COMPARISON
COMMON SPECIFICATIONS
TR LABEL PRINTING OPTIONS

04 · BUILD THE RIGHT LOADING WORKFLOW

Manual loading or optional feeding and counting

For frequent changes and mixed kits, describe how the operator currently gathers and verifies each item. For repeat parts, share sample quantities and acceptable count variation so a counting, bowl-feeding or weighing arrangement can be assessed. Optional modules are quoted for the application; the base bagger should not be assumed to count or load the product automatically.

Optional counting feeder configuration illustration
Counting feeder · option
Optional vibratory bowl feeder configuration illustration
Vibratory bowl · option
Optional conveyor and weighing arrangement illustration
Conveyor / weighing · option

For mixed hardware kits, record the quantity of every component and the number of changeovers in a normal shift. For delicate or irregular products, identify which faces may contact guides and whether components snag or bridge. Agree how a short count or interrupted cycle will be identified before selecting a feeder.

05 · SEPARATE PRINTING FROM APPLICATION

TR baggers with adhesive-label printing

The TR variants print self-adhesive labels. Label application is a separate configuration choice; direct printing on the packaging bag and automatic label application are not implied by the TR model name.

Provide a real label layout, data source and the required label position. Review readability after applying the label to the filled bag, especially near folds and sealing areas. Ask for a sample print using the proposed stock and actual code data.

Print itemReference
Print area: 2TR models53 × 125 mm
Print area: A12-4TR107 × 250 mm
Resolution12 dots/mm (300 dpi), horizontal and vertical
CommunicationRS-232 (PC) / LAN (Ethernet) / USB
Example supported codesCode 128 / QR / Data Matrix / PDF417; test actual artwork
Optional label printer housing shown in the supplied bagger detail image
Printer illustration. Label application method is specified separately.

The source specification lists SAYASIS Label Design, a Windows 32/64-bit driver, Teklynx support, SPPL commands, TrueType fonts, remote PC display and CSV database support. Confirm the delivered software version and any licensing or integration scope in the quotation.

Listed barcode formats

EAN-13, EAN-8, Code 128, Code 39, CODABAR, ITF 2 of 5, ITF-14, UPC-A / UPC-E; Data Matrix, QR, PDF417, Aztec; GS1-128, GS1 DataMatrix, GS1 DataBar

Support in a specification is not a barcode-grade guarantee. Verify the required content and scan result on the intended label.

06 · REVIEW THE WORKING AREA

Bag guides, controls and access

Bag guide assembly shown in the supplied configuration illustration
Bag guides · match the tested format.
Front bar and working area of the illustrated bagging configuration
Front working area · review loading clearance.
Touchscreen and emergency stop shown on the illustrated bagging system
Operator interface · follow the supplied model instructions.

The listed start modes are foot switch, start button, push bar and external signal. Confirm the selected mode with the proposed workstation. The listed anti-hand-pinch function does not replace the operating instructions, guarding assessment or site procedures. External dry-contact integration is defined per project; a network port on the printer does not by itself provide ERP/WMS integration.

07 · AGREE WHAT A GOOD PACK LOOKS LIKE

From your bag sample to a configuration decision

Bag and product samples prepared for packaging suitability review
1 · Supply representative samples
Bag opening and guide area shown for sample matching
2 · Review opening and presentation
Front sealing work area shown for configuration review
3 · Match loading and sealing
Illustrative packed samples and a sample assessment checklist
4 · Review the finished sample

Define the trial before comparing output. Include representative bags, the most difficult product, the required kit count and any printed label. Record approved bag and product versions so a later consumable change can be reviewed against the same conditions.

Buyer concernWhat to agree in the sample review
Bags fail to open or separateProposed roll, opening and perforation; representative filled samples; interruption records.
Kit counts varyComponent list, handling method, acceptable count criteria and how exceptions are checked.
Printed labels are hard to useActual stock, artwork, data, label position and the separate application step.
Quoted speed does not match the shiftAccepted packs ÷ elapsed minutes, including loading, label handling and agreed replenishment/changeover time.
The line needs unexpected accessoriesWritten list of bagger, stand, feeder, conveyor, printer, applicator, utilities and interface work.

Questions buyers ask before ordering

Is this a machine for making empty courier bags?

This page concerns packing products using matched pre-opened bags. It does not specify an empty-bag manufacturing line. For broader fulfillment equipment, compare the poly bagging machine range.

Can every paper, poly or laminated bag run on one machine?

No universal compatibility is claimed. Submit the actual material, opening, perforation, roll and product samples. Suitable paper structures and laminates require a matched configuration and sample review.

Are the hopper, feeder and conveyor included?

They are optional combinations in the illustrations. Ask for an itemized quotation and a complete station layout. The model-table dimensions are for the base machines.

Does TR mean automatic print-and-apply?

TR means adhesive-label printing in this series. Label application is specified separately. Include the intended label position, handling sequence and data source.

Should I select a tabletop bagger or an apparel mailer line?

Compare the product size, loading method and intended output. The KPW-A8/A12 series here addresses matched small-product and kit bagging. For larger soft goods, review the horizontal courier-bag packing workflow and the poly mailer selection guide.

YOUR NEXT STEP

Send the samples that define your quotation

A clear starting brief helps us separate the base bagger from the optional modules your process needs.

  1. Product photographs, dimensions, weight and items per bag.
  2. Bag material, width, length, thickness and an empty/filled sample.
  3. Roll core, outside diameter, unwind direction, opening and perforation.
  4. Required accepted packs per minute, shift volume and changeover pattern.
  5. Manual or automatic loading, counting requirements and discharge method.
  6. For TR: label stock, artwork, data source and application method.
  7. Installation country, voltage, air supply and available station space.

Specify “KPW-A8/A12” in your enquiry. Final configuration is agreed after sample and application review.

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