Before purchasing equipment to pack burger patties, collect documents that show how the proposed machine is configured, inspected, and tested. Ask the manufacturer for its technical specification, factory inspection records, a product-specific trial report, applicable certificates, and written delivery and service terms. Most importantly, have the supplier confirm in writing that the equipment can handle your patties, packaging film, pack style, and target output. Information provided for wafer packaging should not be treated as proof of performance with burger patties.
A horizontal flow wrapper generally conveys and positions products, wraps them in film, forms a longitudinal seal, and then seals and cuts individual packs. The available machine information describes wafer applications, so request an assessment specifically covering your patties’ size, shape, surface condition, and packaging requirements.
Arrange a trial using representative patties and the film you intend to run. Ask the factory to document the test setup and results, including product feeding and alignment, package dimensions, seal quality, achieved speed, and rejected packs. The report should also note any operating limits, allowing you to compare the results against your acceptance criteria.
Request a specification sheet for the exact model and options in the quotation. It should identify the supported product range and package format, film type and width, bag-length range, sealing arrangement, controls, utility requirements, footprint, and any included or optional modules.
Clarify which features are part of the quoted configuration. The available system information mentions conveyor and alignment arrangements, date coding, PLC controls, a touchscreen, product rejection options, and downstream integration. These details may vary by model and do not, by themselves, confirm suitability for burger patties.
Ask for pre-shipment production and inspection records that identify the machine being supplied. Confirm what was inspected, which tests were performed, who carried them out, and the recorded results. This helps connect the factory’s quality evidence to the actual equipment in your order.
The company profile lists CE certification for flow packaging machines, automatic packaging systems, cartoning machines, and palletizing robots. Request the relevant certificate and verify that its scope and equipment category match the machine configuration being purchased.
Before placing an order, get the delivery schedule and commissioning arrangements in writing. Confirm whether installation and operator training are included, how technical support can be reached, what service or warranty coverage applies, and how faults are reported and handled.
The company profile describes a chocolate pie cake packaging system delivered to a customer across several production locations, with wrapping integrated into a larger automated line. This indicates experience with integrated packaging projects, but it does not verify performance on burger patties. For relevant assurance, request references or documented test results for your product and production line.
| Document | Details to check | Value for your purchase |
|---|---|---|
| Machine specification and configuration | Product dimensions, pack style, film, sealing method, controls, utilities, and included equipment | Shows whether the quoted setup matches your patties and packaging requirements. |
| Product trial report | Test patties and film, test conditions, pack dimensions, seal results, speed, and rejects | Provides evidence based on your product rather than a different application. |
| Factory production and inspection records | Machine identification, inspection scope, test methods, and results | Links quality checks to the equipment being supplied. |
| Certificates | Certificate scope, equipment category, and correspondence with the quoted configuration | Helps establish which compliance claims apply to the machine. |
| Delivery and service terms | Schedule, installation, training, support contacts, and fault-handling process | Defines commissioning arrangements and support after delivery. |
No. The listed speed ranges are model-dependent figures for wafer packaging. Ask for a trial with burger patties and a written output commitment for the proposed machine configuration.
It should identify the patties and film tested, operating conditions, feeding and alignment results, package dimensions, seal quality, running speed, and rejection results. Agree on acceptance criteria before the trial.
Check that inspection documents identify the equipment in your order. For certificates, verify the named machine category and scope against the supplied configuration. The company profile lists CE certification for flow packaging machines, automatic packaging systems, cartoning machines, and palletizing robots.
Make your buying decision using the specification for the exact configuration, machine-specific inspection evidence, a documented burger patty trial, relevant certificates, and written delivery and support terms. Treat wafer packaging data as background information until the supplier demonstrates and confirms performance with your product. Foshan Ruipuhua Machinery Equipment Co. Ltd. states that it manufactures packaging machinery and offers R&D, installation, and technical after-sales service. For technical information or support, contact lotuspack@ruipuhua.com.
Foshan Ruipuhua Machinery Equipment Co. Ltd is a packaging machinery manufacturer founded in 2005 and based in Foshan, Guangdong, China. Its stated activities include research and development, production, installation, and technical after-sales service for equipment used in food and other industries. The company profile reports annual capacity of more than 500 machines and packaging lines, and lists CE certification for specified packaging equipment categories.

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