Ningbo Anxiang Intelligent Equipment Co., Ltd.

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What Anxiang makes

The company page groups the range into four kinds of equipment. Visual counters identify and tally pieces with a camera. Weighing counters work out the count from mass. Tubular-film machines wrap the counted group in film. Customized lines combine these stages for a specific part or kit. [1]

The headline product is the AX-Pack integrated visual counting and packaging machine. Its page describes counting and packing in one system. The page carries no model code, speed, count accuracy or package-size table, and Anxiang lists the machine in its warehouse inventory category. Ask Anxiang to state in the quotation whether the machine you are offered forms and closes the bag, or counts only. [2]

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Match the machine to your counting job

Start from the parts and the finished pack. The table pairs common jobs with what to send and what to ask Anxiang to show.

Swipe or scroll the table to compare all columns.

If your parts are uniform enough to dose by weight, a weigher feeding a bagger is another route. Zhongheng's catalogue covers that set-up, and the Zhongheng profile explains how its multihead weighers connect to packaging machines. A trial on that route measures portion weight. A visual counter trial measures piece count.

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How a counting line hangs together

Feeding decides results as much as the counter does. Ask Anxiang for a scope drawing showing feeding, separation, counting, accumulation and packing. It should say which parts need a dedicated feeder or change parts.

The handoff from counter to bagging stage is where counts get lost. Ask how a counted group travels to the bag and how the line stops without breaking the link between a count and its pack. Vertical baggers solve this with a signal between machines. Wolf's VCI series, for example, starts each fill only after the bag-bottom seal, through communication with the feeder above.

Anxiang also builds custom equipment. Send representative good and difficult samples at the first inquiry. Ask which configuration is proposed, where it is assembled, which vision and control components are bought in, and who handles programming, software updates and service.

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Running a sample trial

Agree the error definitions before any test. List what counts as a missing part, an extra part, a wrong mix and a rejected batch. Ask Anxiang how the system flags an uncertain count and where a doubtful group goes.

Request a written sample-test report. It should name the parts, the settings, the run length and every discrepancy found. If you run several recipes, include recipe selection and a changeover in the test.

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Confirm before ordering

Anxiang's general site news uses broad accuracy wording. Ask for a machine-specific accuracy figure measured on your parts, with the test conditions written down.

Get these points from Anxiang in writing:

• the model code, throughput and package-size range for the quoted machine;
• whether the quoted scope covers counting and bagging, or inventory counting only;
• the legal entity that will sign the contract, with current certificates, price and delivery date;
• the results on transparent, reflective or overlapping parts, if your range includes them.

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Inquiry checklist

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Buyer questions

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Sources and verification

[1] Anxiang company profile
Company location, equipment types and application industries; read 11 October 2026.

[2] AX-Pack product page
Description and category of the integrated visual counting and packaging machine; read 11 October 2026.

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