Current condition
Record how finished packs are checked now, what is measured, how results are recorded and how a pack outside the agreed limits is identified and handled. Include the flour, bag and production state for each observation.

What evidence should be agreed before acceptance testing for flour bagging machines?
Agree the flour and bag samples, target pack weight and acceptance limits, production pattern, check method and repetitions, result record, and the action for packs outside the agreed limits. Record normal production and the difficult conditions you want the trial to cover.
For routine production using flour weighing and bagging, describe the realistic range and how changes in finished-pack checks and reject handling affect the result you need.
Plan flour bagging machines around your product, pack range, target output, cleaning needs and finished-pack checks. Discuss a practical line concept with Lancing using representative samples. Use this guide to resolve finished-pack checks and reject handling before it limits the final system.
Discuss your application

Record how finished packs are checked now, what is measured, how results are recorded and how a pack outside the agreed limits is identified and handled. Include the flour, bag and production state for each observation.
Use the normal flour and bag range as well as the difficult samples and production states you expect the test to cover. Keep the target pack weight, agreed limits and output requirement with each set of results.
Show how an out-of-range result is detected, recorded and handled, who reviews it and what must be checked before production resumes. Agree these responses as part of the test plan.
Identify the flour, supplier or batch and production condition used for each acceptance run. Keep the sample details with the observed loading, dosing and discharge behaviour so the results can be compared.
Record the bag construction, dimensions and closing method for each test sample. Keep the empty and filled examples with the bag-mouth and closing observations, and identify which proposed formats each run covers.
For each run, state target net bag weight, allowed variation, tare and the method used to check filled weight. Keep the sample results, repetitions and acceptance decision in the same record.
Record accepted bags per hour alongside the run length, refills and short stops. Include filling, closing and discharge in the test boundary so the agreed output is assessed across the complete route.
Define the product change or restart to be demonstrated, the site cleaning procedure and the access needed. Record the checks and first accepted bags after restart against the agreed trial conditions.
Agree what constitutes an accepted pack, the weight and closing checks, how rejected bags are handled and who reviews an exception. Record the result and the checks required before production resumes.