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USED ISHIDA DACS-GN

Illinois, United States
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Overview
Checkweighers - Belt

MANUFACTURER INFORMATION
Ishida is a manufacturer of automated weighing, inspection and packaging equipment serving food processing, pharmaceutical, nutraceutical and consumer product industries. Its equipment offerings include automatic checkweighers, multihead combination weighers, packaging machinery and inspection systems designed to improve production consistency and packaging quality control. Ishida DACS checkweighing equipment is used for dynamic package weight measurement, weight verification and automated detection of products outside established weight tolerances.
PRODUCT DESCRIPTION
Used Ishida Conveyorized Model DACS-G-S060-22/CR-I-S automatic checkweigher with integrated mechanical arm reject, manufactured in 2016, designed for automated in-line weight inspection, package weight verification and quality control of packaged products weighing up to 6,000 grams (6 kg). Unit features a three-section conveyor system consisting of a 9-1/2" wide x 13-1/2" long infeed conveyor, 9-1/2" wide x 9-1/2" long weighing station and 9-1/2" wide x 21-1/2" long discharge conveyor. Equipped with an automatic mechanical arm reject system for removing packaged products that fall outside preset weight tolerances, supporting underweight and overweight package detection during continuous production operations. Includes Ishida DACS digital automatic checking system and Panasonic human-machine interface (HMI) for operator controls and weight monitoring. Electrical requirements are 120–240 volts, single-phase, 60 Hz. Approximate overall dimensions are 46" long x 39" wide x 56" high. Serial #100212015. Manufactured in 2016. Possible applications include automatic in-line checkweighing, package weight verification, underweight and overweight product detection, automated package rejection, production line inspection and quality control of compatible packaged foods, pharmaceutical products, nutraceuticals, cosmetics, personal care products, household goods and other suitable packaged consumer or industrial products.
PRODUCT SPECIFICATIONS

Manufacturer: Ishida

Model: DACS-G-S060-22/CR-I-S

Equipment Type: Automatic Conveyorized Checkweigher

Condition: Used

Manufacturing Year: 2016

Maximum Weighing Capacity: 6,000 Grams (6 kg)

Conveyor Configuration: Three-Section System

Infeed Conveyor Width: 9-1/2"

Infeed Conveyor Length: 13-1/2"

Weighing Station Width: 9-1/2"

Weighing Station Length: 9-1/2"

Discharge Conveyor Width: 9-1/2"

Discharge Conveyor Length: 21-1/2"

Reject System: Integrated Mechanical Arm Reject

Checking System: Ishida DACS Digital Automatic Checking System

Operator Interface: Panasonic HMI

Electrical Requirements: 120–240 Volts, Single-Phase, 60 Hz

Approximate Overall Length: 46"

Approximate Overall Width: 39"

Approximate Overall Height: 56"

Serial Number: 100212015

APPLICATIONS
- Automatic In-Line Checkweighing: Performs automated weight inspection of individual packaged products moving through a production line, allowing manufacturers to verify package weights without manually removing each product for weighing.
- Underweight Package Detection: Identifies products weighing below preset acceptance limits, helping manufacturers detect potentially underfilled packages and separate them from conforming production.
- Overweight Package Detection: Detects packages exceeding programmed weight thresholds, supporting consistent package weights, production quality control and reduction of excess product giveaway.
- Automatic Package Rejection: Uses an integrated mechanical arm reject system to remove products outside established weight tolerances from the conveyor, supporting continuous automated inspection and product separation.
- Food Packaging Quality Control: Provides in-line weight verification for compatible packaged food products, including sealed cartons, jars, bottles, trays and stable flexible packages. Supports inspection following filling, sealing or other packaging operations.
- Pharmaceutical Packaging Inspection: Supports weight verification of compatible pharmaceutical bottles, cartons and packaged products containing tablets, capsules, caplets and other pharmaceutical formulations. Application-specific validation and regulatory requirements should be confirmed.
- Nutraceutical and Dietary Supplement Inspection: Checks packaged vitamins, mineral supplements, probiotics, protein products, herbal supplements and other nutritional products for weight consistency during automated packaging operations.
- Cosmetic and Personal Care Packaging: Inspects packaged lotions, creams, shampoos, cosmetic products and personal hygiene goods to identify packages falling outside established weight limits.
- Household Product Inspection: Verifies the weight of compatible packaged detergents, cleaning supplies, household chemicals and consumer products during production and packaging.
- Filling Line Quality Assurance: Provides downstream package weight verification following liquid filling, powder filling, tablet counting or other filling operations, helping identify potential production inconsistencies.
- Contract Packaging Operations: Supports facilities processing different compatible packaged products where automated weight inspection and rejection are required as part of the packaging process.
- Automated Packaging Line Integration: May be incorporated into appropriately configured packaging lines downstream of filling, capping, sealing or labeling equipment and upstream of cartoners, case packers or other product handling systems.
SUITABLE PRODUCTS / MATERIALS
- Packaged Food Products: Sealed food cartons, packaged snacks, confectionery products, bakery goods, dry ingredient packages and other stable packaged foods within the machine's weighing and dimensional limitations.
- Bottled Beverages: Compatible plastic and glass bottles containing water, juices, ready-to-drink beverages and other packaged liquids requiring weight verification.
- Pharmaceutical Bottles: Rigid bottles containing tablets, capsules, caplets, powders and other packaged pharmaceutical products.
- Pharmaceutical Cartons: Folding cartons containing blister packs, medication bottles, medical supplies and other packaged pharmaceutical items.
- Vitamin and Supplement Bottles: Packaged multivitamins, vitamin C, vitamin D, mineral supplements, probiotics and other nutraceutical products.
- Protein and Nutritional Products: Sealed containers, tubs, cartons and packages containing protein powders, nutritional supplements and other packaged dietary products.
- Cosmetic Containers: Packaged creams, lotions, facial cleansers, liquid skincare formulations and other cosmetic products in compatible bottles, jars or cartons.
- Personal Care Products: Shampoo bottles, conditioners, body wash containers, liquid soaps and other packaged hygiene products.
- Household Cleaning Products: Bottled detergents, surface cleaners, disinfectants, cleaning concentrates and other packaged household cleaning formulations.
- Plastic Bottles and Jars: Compatible PET, HDPE and other rigid plastic containers holding packaged liquids, powders, tablets or solid products.
- Glass Bottles and Jars: Stable glass containers containing packaged foods, beverages, cosmetics and other products requiring weight inspection.
- Paperboard Cartons: Folding cartons containing pharmaceutical products, cosmetics, packaged foods and other consumer merchandise.
- Sealed Flexible Pouches: Appropriately sized and stable pouches containing snacks, powders, granules, dry ingredients or other packaged products that can be consistently conveyed through the weighing station.
- Small Corrugated Boxes: Compatible shipping cartons and boxed consumer products requiring package weight verification.
- Packaged Industrial Components: Boxes or stable packages containing hardware, replacement parts, manufactured components and other industrial products requiring automated weight inspection.
Product compatibility depends on package weight, dimensions, stability, spacing, center of gravity and conveyor operating conditions. The maximum specified weighing capacity is 6 kg.
FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS (FAQs)
- What is the Ishida Model DACS-G-S060-22/CR-I-S checkweigher used for?
The Ishida DACS-G-S060-22/CR-I-S is an automatic conveyorized checkweigher designed to inspect individual package weights during production. It is used for in-line weight verification, underweight and overweight product detection, automatic rejection and packaging quality control in food, pharmaceutical, nutraceutical, cosmetic and other industrial packaging applications.
- What is the maximum weighing capacity of this Ishida checkweigher?
The machine is designed to inspect packaged products weighing up to 6,000 grams (6 kg). Actual weighing accuracy and operating performance depend on product characteristics, conveyor speed, package dimensions and machine configuration.
- How does the Ishida DACS automatic checking system work?
The Ishida DACS digital automatic checking system is designed to measure the weight of packaged products passing through the weighing station and compare the results with established weight acceptance limits. Packages falling outside the specified tolerances can be identified for rejection, helping manufacturers maintain consistent package weights and quality control.
- Does this machine include an automatic product reject system?
Yes. The checkweigher is equipped with an integrated mechanical arm reject system designed to remove products that fall outside preset weight tolerances. This allows nonconforming packages to be separated from acceptable products during automated production.
- Can this checkweigher detect both underweight and overweight products?
Yes. The machine is intended for package weight inspection and can identify products weighing below or above established acceptance limits. This supports detection of underfilled packages, excessive product weight and other packaging inconsistencies.
- What are the dimensions of the conveyor system?
The machine features a three-section conveyor system. The infeed conveyor measures 9-1/2" wide x 13-1/2" long, the weighing station measures 9-1/2" wide x 9-1/2" long, and the discharge conveyor measures 9-1/2" wide x 21-1/2" long.
- What is the purpose of the three-section conveyor configuration?
The infeed conveyor transfers products toward the weighing station, the center conveyor supports dynamic weight measurement, and the discharge conveyor transports inspected packages away from the weighing area. This arrangement supports continuous package handling and automated weight inspection.
- What operator controls are included with the Ishida checkweigher?
The machine includes an Ishida DACS digital automatic checking system and Panasonic human-machine interface (HMI). These components provide operator interaction, weighing system controls and weight monitoring capabilities. Specific available functions and operating settings should be verified.
- What types of packaged products can this Ishida checkweigher inspect?
Potential products include compatible packaged foods, pharmaceutical bottles, dietary supplements, cosmetic containers, household goods, sealed pouches, cartons and other packaged consumer or industrial products. Individual package dimensions, stability and weight must be compatible with the conveyor and weighing system.
- Can this checkweigher inspect sealed pouches and flexible packaging?
Potentially. Sealed flexible packages may be suitable if they can travel consistently across the weighing conveyor without excessive movement, instability or product shifting. Package dimensions, conveyor speed and weighing performance should be verified for the intended application.
- Can this Ishida checkweigher be integrated into an existing packaging line?
The machine may be incorporated into an appropriately configured automated packaging line. Potential upstream equipment includes filling machines, cappers, sealers and labelers. Downstream equipment may include conveyors, cartoners, case packers and palletizers. Integration depends on conveyor elevations, line speed, package spacing and control requirements.
- What is the difference between an automatic checkweigher and a conventional weighing scale?
A conventional scale is generally used to weigh a stationary product or load. An automatic checkweigher measures individual package weights while products move through a conveyor system, allowing continuous weight verification without stopping the packaging line for manual weighing.
- Is this checkweigher suitable for food or pharmaceutical packaging operations?
The machine may be suitable for compatible packaged food and pharmaceutical products requiring automated weight verification. Buyers should confirm applicable sanitation requirements, equipment materials, inspection accuracy, validation procedures and regulatory requirements before installation.
- What electrical service is required?
The Ishida checkweigher requires 120–240-volt, single-phase, 60 Hz electrical service. Buyers should verify the equipment's electrical configuration and facility requirements before installation.
- What are the overall dimensions of the machine?
Approximate overall dimensions are 46" long x 39" wide x 56" high. These measurements are useful when evaluating production floor space, conveyor integration, facility access and transportation requirements.
- Can Aaron Equipment assist with shipping this unused Ishida checkweigher?
Yes. Aaron Equipment can assist with coordinating freight and transportation arrangements for industrial weighing, inspection and packaging equipment. Our team can help discuss equipment dimensions, loading considerations, shipping destinations and available freight options. Contact Aaron Equipment for additional shipping information.
- How can Aaron Equipment help with purchasing or selling checkweighing equipment?
Aaron Equipment buys, sells and helps customers source used and unused industrial weighing, inspection and packaging machinery, including automatic checkweighers, conveyorized weighing systems, metal detectors and other packaging inspection equipment. Buyers can contact Aaron Equipment for machinery specifications, availability and purchasing assistance. Companies looking to sell surplus equipment can inquire about direct equipment purchases, consignments and auction services. Contact Aaron Equipment at 630-350-2200 for additional information.

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