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Low-Drop Counting Machine

Name: Low-Drop Counting Machine
Brand: LINEVO

Low-drop vision counter for parts in a 2–35 mm detection size. The sheet records 8,000–10,000 pcs/min and does not state the drop height.

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Updated October 23, 2026

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Detection size

2–35 mmThe sheet does not say whether this is length, head diameter or another dimension.

Counting rate

8,000–10,000 pcs/minThis is pieces per minute. It is not a finished-bag rate.

Counting error

0.03%, positive errorThe sheet records 0.03% and says the error is positive: the count may run high, not low. It does not state the sample size, batch setting or acceptance method.

Bag size

150–450 mmThe sheet does not say whether this is width, length or film width.

Machine configuration

Technical specifications

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Item	Specification	Application and conditions
Detection size	2–35 mm	The sheet does not say whether this is length, head diameter or another dimension.
Counting rate	8,000–10,000 pcs/min	This is pieces per minute. It is not a finished-bag rate.
Counting error	0.03%, positive error	The sheet records 0.03% and says the error is positive: the count may run high, not low. It does not state the sample size, batch setting or acceptance method.
Bag size	150–450 mm	The sheet does not say whether this is width, length or film width.
Film	PE film	Recorded packaging material. Thickness is not on this sheet.
Power supply	AC 220 V ±10%, 50/60 Hz	Recorded as AC 220 V ±10%, 50/60 Hz. Rated watts and compressed air are not on this sheet.

This sheet row is the low-drop counter. Detection size is 2–35 mm, which is a different row from the 2–50 mm counters. Bag size is 150–450 mm with the direction unstated, and the film is PE. The piece rate is 8,000–10,000 pcs/min.

How to read the recorded count

The sheet records 0.03% and says the error is positive: the count may run high, not low. It does not state the sample size, batch setting or acceptance method.

This is pieces per minute. It is not a finished-bag rate. A finished-bag rate depends on the pieces in each bag, the film and how the parts separate. Compare the LINEVO fastener packing range.

What this sheet does not state

The sheet does not list machine weight, rated watts, compressed air, a warranty or a price. Photos show the equipment. They are not a supply list. Send the parts and the pack.

Drop height is not on this sheet. A separate preliminary line places a low-drop counter with a tube-film bagger and records about 2–3 bags per minute. Use the low-drop counting and packaging line for those bag figures. Do not merge that line into this piece rate.

Look closer

Equipment and packaging details

Close view of the vision counting camera and light — Camera and light used on the vision counting equipment. The piece rate is not the camera frame rate.

Low-drop counter arranged with a tube-film packer — A later line drawing places a low-drop counter with a tube-film packer. That line has its own, lower bag rate.

Frequently Asked Questions

Where do these figures come from?

Each figure is copied from the equipment sheet for this configuration. A blank cell stays blank, and a piece rate is not rewritten as bags per minute.

What should I send for a quotation?

Send the parts, the target count or weight, a bag or carton sample, and the delivery country and city. LINEVO confirms fit and output on those samples.

Does the sheet state the drop height?

No. The machine is named as low-drop, and the sheet records PE film and a bag size. It does not give a drop distance or a measured scratch rate.

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Prepare production samples

Use fasteners from a normal production batch and the bag, pouch or carton you intend to ship. Include the count or weight, the pack drawing, the target output and any sizes that tangle or jam. Confirm quantities and shipping instructions with our team first.

Define measurable checks

Agree the count or net-weight target, how many packs to check, the seal checks and the timed count of acceptable packs. Include feeder jams, pouch opening and carton counts where they affect the selected machine.

Carry the criteria into acceptance

Define the factory acceptance test (FAT) scope in the order: configuration, materials, run conditions, pass criteria and records to deliver. Agree whether you need a written record, run video or returned packs for your quality team.

Seal quality: agree the evaluation method with your packaging team. ASTM F88/F88M covers seal separation force and failure mode for flexible barrier materials. Set pack-specific limits separately from a visual check for parts trapped in the seal.

Count and weight: recount or reweigh finished packs at the agreed discharge. A counter pulse or a scale setpoint is not the same record as a saleable bag. For retail packs, NIST Handbook 133 is a reference for checking the net contents of packaged goods.

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Standards & engineering documentation

Technical standards & reference documentation

LINEVO packaging machinery — LINEVO
NIST Handbook 133, Checking the Net Contents of Packaged Goods — NIST

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Fasteners & quantityPart sample, target count or net weight, and each size you need to run.
Finished packBag, pouch, header bag or carton sample, with dimensions and closure.
Required outputAccepted packs per minute, operating hours and planned changeovers.
Site & supply scopePower, compressed air, room drawing, downstream equipment and delivery location.