A modern burger patty packaging line combines optical detection, servo-driven positioning, adjustable interleaving, and stored production recipes to create uniform stacks from different patty formats. It can process round, square, and oval patties measuring 80–180 mm in diameter and 5–30 mm in thickness. Operators can set pack quantities from 2 to 20 patties, while tool-free adjustments allow changes to product size, stack height, and film width in less than 10 minutes.
Patties enter the line from a forming machine, freezing tunnel, or upstream conveyor. An automatic infeed conveyor maintains continuous product delivery, while vibration-based alignment organizes the patties into a controlled single-file flow. Depending on patty dimensions, product characteristics, and operating conditions, the line can handle throughput of up to 150 patties per minute.
When individual patties must remain separated during freezing, transport, or storage, the interleaving module inserts food-grade wax paper, PE film, or release liner between product layers. Adjustable tension and cut-length controls help provide consistent separation while reducing unnecessary liner consumption.
At the stacking section, optical sensors monitor the product stream and confirm the arrival of each patty. Servo-controlled pushers then transfer the patties into predetermined stacks, helping maintain consistent layer positioning across different sizes and shapes. Operators can modify stack height, product dimensions, and other format parameters without using tools. The available product information confirms repeatable alignment but does not specify a numerical stacking-tolerance value.
Once a stack has been formed, the horizontal flow wrapper packages it in a pillow-style pack with either a fin seal or lap seal. Compatible packaging materials may include heat-sealable OPP, PET, and compostable films. Depending on the production requirement, the line can also be configured for gusseted bags, vacuum-skin packs, modified-atmosphere packaging with nitrogen or carbon dioxide flushing, or tray sealing with lidding film.
A PLC and 10-inch HMI touchscreen manage the operating sequence and can store up to 100 product recipes. The interface provides production monitoring, OEE information, and fault diagnostics to support rapid format changes. Optional equipment includes date and batch printers, metal detection, checkweighing, and automatic rejection. Nonconforming packs can be removed from the product flow without stopping the entire line.
The machine is built with an AISI 304 stainless steel frame and an IP65 washdown rating. Accessible panels support routine cleaning and maintenance. The supplied product information identifies CE, UL, and HACCP compliance, while the enterprise certification record lists a CE certificate covering flow packaging machines, automatic packaging systems, cartoning machines, and palletizing robots.



| Item | Available specification |
|---|---|
| Supported patty shapes | Round, square, and oval |
| Product dimensions | 80–180 mm diameter; 5–30 mm thickness |
| Selectable stack quantity | 2–20 patties per package |
| Positioning method | Optical sensing with servo-controlled pushers |
| Product throughput | Up to 150 patties per minute |
| Packaging speed | Approximately 60–150 packs per minute, depending on patty size and stack count |
| Format changeover | Tool-free adjustments in less than 10 minutes |
| Quality control options | Metal detection, checkweighing, and automatic product rejection |
What allows the machine to handle different patty sizes?
Vibration alignment organizes incoming products, optical sensors track their movement, and servo pushers place them into programmed stacks. Adjustable product, stack-height, and film settings allow the same line to accommodate multiple formats.
Can the operator change the number of patties in each package?
Yes. The configurable range is 2–20 patties per pack. Typical recipes may contain 2, 4, 6, 8, 10, or 12 pieces, although the final setting depends on the required retail or foodservice package.
Is an exact stacking accuracy or tolerance published?
No numerical tolerance is included in the available specifications. The stated control method uses optical detection and servo positioning to achieve consistent layer alignment, with tool-free adjustments for different patty sizes and stack heights.
This burger patty packaging line is designed for manufacturers that need repeatable counting, separation, stacking, inspection, and flow wrapping across several product formats. Its stated size range, 2–20-piece stack capacity, recipe storage, integrated quality-control options, and fast tool-free changeover address the main variables that influence package consistency. Foshan Ruipuhua Machinery Equipment Co. Ltd provides manufacturing and OEM cooperation, accepts a minimum order of one unit, and exports equipment to international markets. For technical specifications or project assistance, contact lotuspack@ruipuhua.com.
Foshan Ruipuhua Machinery Equipment Co. Ltd, also known as RPH/RAPIDPACK and RUIPUHUA, was founded in 2005. The company combines packaging machinery research and development, manufacturing, installation, and technical after-sales support. Based in Foshan, Guangdong, it supplies solutions for food, bakery, biscuit, snack, noodle, chocolate, soap, hardware, pharmaceutical, and daily chemical applications. Its engineering capabilities include customized lines with automatic feeding, secondary collating, case packing, and palletizing integration. The company holds CE certification covering flow packaging machines, automatic packaging systems, cartoning machines, and palletizing robots, and has supplied equipment for customers across multiple industries.

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