Selecting food packing machinery requires more than comparing headline production speeds. Buyers should assess product dimensions, shape, temperature, pack quantity, packaging format, film requirements, sealing technology, changeover time, hygiene design, inspection functions, controls, integration options, and service coverage. For hamburger patty applications, important reference specifications include 60–150 packs per minute, 2–20 patties per pack, 250–600 mm film width, accurate interleaving, metal detection, checkweighing, and operation with chilled or frozen products.
A hamburger patty packaging line commonly combines automatic feeding, vibration-based alignment, food-grade interleaving, counting, stacking, horizontal flow wrapping, coding, quality inspection, rejection, and PLC control. This architecture can be configured for raw or cooked beef, chicken, pork, fish, and plant-based patties.
The product-handling design has a direct effect on package appearance and yield. The stated equipment accommodates round, square, and oval patties with dimensions of approximately 80–180 mm in diameter and 5–30 mm in thickness. Soft-grip conveyors and controlled, low-impact stacking help reduce cracking, deformation, and edge damage during transfer.
The interleaving section can place wax paper, PE film, or release liner between individual patties. Adjustable material tension and cut-to-length control support consistent separation while helping reduce liner waste. Counting and stacking settings can be adjusted for packs containing between 2 and 20 patties.
Actual throughput depends on patty dimensions, product condition, and the number of pieces in each pack. The listed operating range is 60–150 packs per minute. Before approval, the buyer should request production trials using the intended product, stack configuration, and packaging materials.
The horizontal wrapper is specified for film widths from 250 to 600 mm and can work with OPP, PET, and compostable heat-sealable films. Supported formats include pillow packs with fin or lap seals, gusseted bulk bags, vacuum-skin packs, nitrogen or carbon dioxide MAP packs, and tray-sealed products with lid film. A servo-driven film carriage is intended to maintain stable sealing performance, with automatic film splicing available as an option.
Inspection equipment should be selected according to the food safety and quality risks of the application. The described line includes a date and batch coder, metal detector, checkweigher, and automatic reject device. These functions help identify contamination, weight deviations, incorrect products, and coding errors without requiring manual removal from the production flow.
Operation is managed through a PLC and a 10-inch HMI touchscreen. The control system can store up to 100 product recipes, display real-time OEE information, provide fault diagnostics, and support optional remote access. Recipe storage can shorten changeovers when multiple patty sizes, stack counts, or film types are used.
For food-processing environments, construction and cleaning access are essential purchasing considerations. The stated equipment uses an AISI 304 stainless steel frame, provides an IP65 washdown rating, and includes access panels for sanitation. Its specified operating temperature is -10°C to +40°C. The equipment is described as meeting CE, UL, and HACCP-related requirements. Ruipuhua also states that it holds CE certification covering flow packaging machines, automatic packaging systems, cartoning machines, and palletizing robots.
Integration should be defined during the line-design stage rather than added after installation. Available options include a tray denester and tray sealer, robotic pick-and-place case packing, in-line X-ray inspection, remote diagnostics, predictive maintenance, and connections to forming, coating, or frying equipment. The company also describes an automated cake-pie project combining production, wrapping, monitoring, and robotic palletizing for a large bakery manufacturer operating in China and other markets.
| Specification area | Available capability |
|---|---|
| Product compatibility | Raw or cooked patties; round, square, or oval shapes; chilled or frozen products |
| Patty dimensions | Approximately 80–180 mm diameter and 5–30 mm thickness |
| Rated output | 60–150 packs per minute, depending on product size and stack quantity |
| Pieces per pack | 2–20 patties with automatic counting and stacking |
| Film range | 250–600 mm film width |
| Pack formats | Pillow pack, gusseted bag, vacuum-skin pack, MAP pack, and tray-sealed pack |
| Inspection and coding | Metal detection, checkweighing, automatic rejection, date coding, and batch coding |
| Controls | PLC and 10-inch HMI, up to 100 recipes, OEE display, and fault diagnostics |
| Sanitary construction | AISI 304 stainless steel frame, IP65 washdown rating, and stated CE, UL, and HACCP requirements |
Prepare the patty shape, diameter, thickness, product temperature, stack count, target output, film width, sealing material, and preferred package style. These details determine the appropriate feeder, interleaver, counter, stacker, and wrapper configuration.
Soft-grip belts, controlled stacking, optical counting, servo-driven pushers, and adjustable interleaving are designed to preserve alignment and reduce damage when patties are transferred, wrapped, frozen, and stored.
The listed business model covers manufacturing and OEM supply, with a minimum order quantity of one set. The company states that it serves export markets worldwide, provides testing-based quality inspection, and offers one year of after-sales support for this product. Sample testing, layout drawings, and quotations can be requested through the listed contact channel.
The most important food packing machinery specifications are those that connect product requirements with reliable line performance. Buyers should compare handling accuracy, output, pack count, film width, sealing method, inspection functions, hygiene construction, changeover needs, control features, and integration capacity. For hamburger patties, the stated system covers 60–150 packs per minute and 2–20 patties per pack, with options for tray sealing, robotic case packing, X-ray inspection, and remote diagnostics. The manufacturing and OEM model supports a minimum order quantity of one. For detailed technical solutions or support, please contact lotuspack@ruipuhua.com.
Foshan Ruipuhua Machinery Equipment Co. Ltd manufactures automatic packaging and palletizing systems for food, bakery, biscuit, snack, noodle, chocolate, soap, hardware, pharmaceutical, and daily chemical products. Established in 2005, the company combines research and development, manufacturing, installation, and technical after-sales service. Its stated annual capacity exceeds 500 automatic packaging machines and complete packaging lines, with an annual output value of approximately 300 million RMB. Its R&D activities include customized packaging lines, PLC and HMI software, feeding, wrapping, secondary packaging, case packing, and palletizing.
The company states that it holds CE certification for flow packaging machines, automatic packaging systems, cartoning machines, and palletizing robots, and has supplied equipment to customers in several industries and markets.

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