Semiautomatic Gross Weigh Scale DVSV-M for bagging free-flowing bulk materials up to 70 kg
Technical drawing and installation diagram for Gross Weigh Scale DVSV-M

DVSV-M Bagging Scale for 5–70 kg Bags

The DVSV-M fills free-flowing bulk products into open-mouth bags and sacks in doses from 5 to 70 kg. It is our core model for farms, food, chemical and building-materials plants that pack their products in bags.

Works without electricity: the scale is fully mechanical and needs neither mains power nor compressed air.

Suitable products: sugar, grain, seeds, cereals, compound feed, coffee beans, salt, mineral fertilizers, washing powder, wood pellets, dry building mixes and plastic granules.

DVSV-M specifications

Min. Weight, kg 5
Max. Weight, kg 70
Discreteness / Scale division, kg 0.005
Accuracy class (GOST 24619) 0.1
Productivity (for 50 kg sacks) up to 400 sacks/hour
Overall dimensions (L×W×H), mm 800 × 600 × 500
Scale weight, kg 115

* Supply includes the scale and a mounting plate for the hopper. The support frame and the feed hopper shown in the photos are not included.

DVSV-M advantages

There are no load cells, electronics or pneumatic cylinders inside, so dust, moisture and temperature swings do not harm the scale.

  • No power costs during bagging.
  • Accuracy class 0.1 thanks to the mechanical cut-off.
  • 10+ years of service in daily use.
  • Fits many industries: agriculture, food, chemicals, construction.

For a complete line, add a feed hopper and a discharge conveyor. For dusty and explosion-hazardous products there is the DVSV-50, and for frozen products, the DVSV-F. See all models in the catalog.

Operating conditions

Ambient temperature from −50 °C to +50 °C
Warranty period 12 months
Minimum service life 10 years

How the DVSV-M works

  1. The operator places an empty bag on the filling spout.
  2. A lever opens the gate and the product starts to flow.
  3. When the set weight is reached, the gate closes automatically.

The DVSV-M is a practical choice if you need accurate bagging without spending on electronics and their repair.

Videos: DVSV-M in operation