Buying a 110V automatic packaging machine for granules and hardware parts often comes down to a trade-off between published specifications and listed price. Both of the machines in this head-to-head combine screw packaging, granule filling, and hardware-part sealing in a single unit, and both are listed as new. The Full-Automatic Granule Hardware Parts Packaging Machine carries a wider 6.3-inch film width and a published filling-speed range, while the 110V Automatic Granule & Hardware Parts Packaging Machine Screw Packaging Machine offers the lower listed price.
Quick verdict
Choose the Full-Automatic Granule Hardware Parts Packaging Machine (6.3" Film Width) when you want a machine with the published filling speed of 10-25 times/min across three adjustable gears, a particle size range of 0.04"-0.4" (1.2mm-10mm), and a 600W total power figure. Choose the 110V Automatic Granule & Hardware Parts Packaging Machine Screw Packaging Machine when you prefer the lower listed price and still need the same core packaging functions.
At a glance
| Aspect | Full-Automatic Granule Hardware Parts Packaging Machine (6.3" Film Width) | 110V Automatic Granule & Hardware Parts Packaging Machine Screw Packaging Machine |
|---|---|---|
| Listed price | USD 2,492.28 | USD 2,162.25 |
| Brand | CHONGYTTUO | Banfluxion |
| Condition | New | New |
| Published specs | Filling speed 10-25 times/min (3 adjustable gears), particle size 0.04"-0.4", 110V 60Hz, 600W, film width 6.3" (16cm) | Model: Fully Automatic Screw Packaging Machine |
Where each machine wins
The Full-Automatic Granule Hardware Parts Packaging Machine wins on published detail. It lists a filling speed range, particle size range, power supply, total power, and film width. That makes it easier to see whether the machine fits your granule sizes and packaging line before you buy. The 110V Automatic Granule & Hardware Parts Packaging Machine wins on listed price, coming in at USD 330.03 less than the Full-Automatic model. If your priority is keeping the initial price lower, this model gives you the same core automatic packaging functions without the extra specification sheet.
Product notes
Full-Automatic Granule Hardware Parts Packaging Machine 110V 6.3" Film Width
This machine brings a published filling speed of 10-25 times/min with three adjustable gears and a particle size range of 0.04"-0.4" (1.2mm-10mm). The 600W total power and 110V 60Hz power supply are listed, along with a 6.3-inch (16cm) packaging film width. The machine integrates dosing, metering, sealing, bag forming, filling, and cutting, and the contact parts are 304 stainless steel. The main consideration is the higher listed price of USD 2,492.28 compared with the screw packaging model. If you want the wider film width and the published speed range, this is the machine that gives you those details directly.
110V Automatic Granule & Hardware Parts Packaging Machine Screw Packaging Machine
The lower listed price of USD 2,162.25 is the headline here. This machine is listed as new with the model name "Fully Automatic Screw Packaging Machine" and comes from the Banfluxion brand. Its description covers the same integrated functions: screw packaging, granule filling, hardware sealing, dosing, metering, and automatic bag forming, filling, sealing, and cutting. The listing focuses on the model name and the integrated functions rather than the speed, particle-size, or film-width ranges. That means you are trading specification detail for the lower price. If those published parameters matter for your line, this is the trade-off to weigh.
Final choice by use case
If you want a machine with published speed, particle-size, power, and film-width details, choose the Full-Automatic Granule Hardware Parts Packaging Machine (6.3" Film Width) at USD 2,492.28. If your priority is the lower listed price and the core automatic packaging functions are enough, choose the 110V Automatic Granule & Hardware Parts Packaging Machine Screw Packaging Machine at USD 2,162.25. Both are 110V, new machines with 304 stainless steel contact parts, so the final decision really comes down to how much you value published specs versus the price spread.
