Glaze and frost

Ice glaze and surface frost make shrimp stick together. Clumps feed unevenly into the weigher and spoil the weights.
What we do · We check feeding and dosing stability with your glazed product.

Build the packaging setup around the shrimp, the target weight, the bag and the output you need. Our SVC260 continuous-motion VFFS is built for frozen foods and IQF products.
Typical route: weighing → VFFS bagging → inspection → case packing
Six points that decide whether a shrimp line runs well.

Ice glaze and surface frost make shrimp stick together. Clumps feed unevenly into the weigher and spoil the weights.
What we do · We check feeding and dosing stability with your glazed product.

A few large shrimp can push a pack over its target weight, especially at low fill weights.
What we do · The weigher heads and hopper size are chosen for your piece size and target weight.

Ice fragments and moisture in the seal area cause weak or leaking seals.
What we do · Every packaging test checks seal quality and product in the seal area.

Tails and frozen edges can puncture thin film, and pieces break when they drop too far.
What we do · Film structure and drop heights are set for your shrimp and confirmed in the test.

Shrimp that wait between steps start to thaw, stick together and lose quality.
What we do · Feeding, weighing and bagging rates are matched so product does not wait on the line.

Glaze, product temperature and film type affect how well a metal detector works. Metallized or foil film limits it.
What we do · The inspection method is chosen once the product, package and film are known.
Each step is matched to the shrimp and to the step before it.

Buffer and transfer to the weigher
Weigher configured for frozen food
Forming, filling and sealing pillow bags
Checkweighing and contaminant checks
Bags into cases
Cases onto pallets
Bucket conveyors are not part of the standard route for frozen shrimp. If a project needs one, we test it with the frozen product first.
Each module is chosen for the shrimp, then integrated into the line.

Configurations built for frozen food are available. The final choice follows how the shrimp behave, the target weight, the dose rate the bagger needs and the cleaning routine.

Built for frozen foods and IQF products. Continuous motion, bags up to 260 mm wide and 400 mm long, up to 160 bags/min.*

Checkweighing, metal detection, combined units, or X-ray where the application calls for it. The method is chosen once the product, package and film are known.

Robotic case packing and palletizing, integrated around the finished bag, the case pattern, the case rate and the pallet pattern.
*Machine maximum. Actual output depends on product, fill weight, bag size and film.
A frozen shrimp line runs at the pace of its slowest stage, so we check every stage instead of quoting one machine's top speed.
We set the final line target from product tests and agreed FAT conditions.
Request a Packaging TestA steady flow of shrimp into the weigher
Enough sustainable doses per minute
Enough good bags per minute
Enough accepted packs per minute
Enough cases per minute at the bags per case you need
Keeps up with the case rate
Pillow bags are the strongest first route on the SVC260.
Pillow BagStandard on the SVC260
Side Gusset BagOption where neededThe SVC260 is built for frozen foods and IQF products, which makes it our main machine for frozen shrimp. Detailed specifications are on the machine page.
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Send a sample or the product details. We run them before the final configuration is fixed.
How the packaging test worksWhat to send
Frozen shrimp sample or product details
Target fill weight
Bag dimensions
Film
Required good output
Available layout
Inspection requirement
Bags per case
What the test checks
Feeding and weighing stability
Bag forming
Seal quality
Product in the seal area
Sustainable output
Weight result
Reject and stop causes
Downstream bag handling
Photo: SVC260 test run in our workshop.
The machine, industry, bag format and full system behind this application.
The SVC260 is built for frozen foods and IQF products. The exact setup for your shrimp is defined from the real product, fill weight, bag and film.
Glaze adds weight and moisture. We agree the target weight and how glaze is counted before the test, then check the weight result with your product.
The pillow bag, which is standard on the SVC260. Side gusset bags are an option where the project needs them.
160 bags/min is the SVC260's machine maximum. The output of a frozen shrimp line is set from the actual product, weighing, bag and line conditions.
A multihead weigher is the main route. Its configuration is chosen around the product and the target weight.
Our pendulum bucket conveyors are not yet proven with frozen shrimp. If a project needs one, we test it with the actual frozen product first.
That depends on the final product, package, film and what you need to check. Checkweighing, metal detection, combined units or X-ray can be assessed for the project.
Yes. Robotic case packing and palletizing can be integrated around the bag, case and pallet requirements.
Send the product, target weight, bag, film and required output. We will use them to define the packaging setup and the test plan.
We reply within 1 working day.
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