Fastener Packaging Equipment | Weigh/Count Fillers & Baggers

Yes. The ASA Weigh Filler is described as a fully automatic net weigh/count packaging system. It supports weighing and counting operations for hardware products and can be configured for specific production requirements. Product and package characteristics should be reviewed with Powell Systems to determine the appropriate operating configuration.

The ASA Weigh Filler uses Skako Lift Tippers for bulk loading. This supports automated handling of bulk hardware before the product moves through the weighing or counting and packaging process. Optional Skako Vibration Feeders are available for difficult-to-feed hardware and can help provide controlled product flow into the system.

Yes. The ASA Weigh Filler is PLC controlled and provides quick and simple changeovers. The Powell AWC Series also supports quick and easy changeover between package sizes and types. Changeover requirements can vary by product, package and configuration, so specific operating details should be confirmed during consultation.

The ASA Weigh Filler is intended for hardware and fastener packaging, including products that require net weigh or count packaging. Its gentle handling design is suitable for interlocking hardware, while optional Skako Vibration Feeders support difficult-to-feed products. Powell Systems can review the product characteristics and packaging objective to identify a suitable configuration.

The Powell AWC Series is specified for filling bags, boxes or other selected containers. For fastener applications, the required package type and filling method should be reviewed with Powell Systems. The ASA Weigh Filler is a configurable net weigh/count packaging system intended to support specific production and packaging needs.

Pricing for the listed equipment is available on request. Customers can contact Powell Systems for a quote and consultation, technical support and configuration guidance. Provide details about the fasteners, packaging format, production requirements and desired weighing or counting process so the equipment options can be evaluated.