Choosing between a 10-head and 14-head multihead weigher?
The main difference comes down to production speed, weighing efficiency, and long-term operating cost. Here’s a quick comparison to help you select the right solution for your packaging line.
| Feature | 10-Head Weigher | 14-Head Weigher |
| Speed | Up to 60 PPM | Up to 120 PPM |
| Best For | Medium output | High-speed lines |
| Accuracy | High | Higher consistency |
| Cost | Lower upfront | Better long-term ROI |
| Maintenance | Easier | More components |
With more weighing hoppers, a 14-head weigher can generate more weight combinations, helping improve speed and reduce product giveaway.
It is ideal for:
For high-volume factories running multiple shifts, the higher output can significantly improve efficiency.
A 10-head weigher is a cost-effective option for medium-speed production lines.
It works well for:
Despite the lower head count, it still provides excellent weighing accuracy and stable operation.
Both models feature:
They are suitable for snacks, nuts, coffee beans, frozen foods, hardware, pet food, and other granular products.
Choose a 10-head weigher if:
Choose a 14-head weigher if:
Not sure which model is right for your product?
UUPAC can provide free product testing and recommend the best weighing solution for your packaging line.