Industries & Applications
Dairy Powder Bagging Applications
Milk powder and related dairy powders are typically fine, low-bulk-density materials that can entrain air and generate dust during filling. In practical dairy powder applications, KWLE generally uses KBF Series bottom-up filling systems to maintain a low filling drop height, control powder flow and improve filling stability. Depending on the product and packaging requirements, the line can also incorporate product deaeration, nitrogen flushing and final heat sealing.
The filling and downstream processes are configured around the actual dairy powder, target bag weight, bag specification, and required output.
Typical Line
Typical Packaging Line for Dairy Powders
- 1.KBF Packaging System
- 2.Sealing System
- 3.Robotic Palletizing
Application Notes
Key Application Notes
- Milk powder is typically a fine, low-bulk-density material and can entrain significant air during filling.
- Bottom-up filling helps maintain a low filling drop height and improves control of powder movement and dust.
- Product deaeration may be required to improve finished bag compactness and stability.
- Nitrogen flushing can be integrated according to the product and packaging specification.
- Heat sealing is the standard closing method for this application.
- Final capacity depends on powder characteristics, target weight, deaeration requirements, nitrogen-flushing process and downstream handling.
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