Agarbatti making machine

Agarbatti (incense stick) making machines are devices used to automate the process of agarbatti production. These machines are designed to streamline and enhance the production of agarbatti sticks, which are widely used in religious ceremonies, aromatherapy, and for creating pleasant fragrances in homes and public spaces.
Here are some key components and features commonly found in agarbatti making machines:
1. Raw Material Feeding System: Agarbatti making machines typically feature a system for feeding raw materials into the machine. These materials usually include bamboo sticks, charcoal powder, wood powder, jigat powder, sawdust, and various perfumes or essential oils.
2. Mixing Unit: Some machines have a mixing unit where the raw materials are combined in appropriate proportions. This ensures consistency and quality in the agarbatti sticks being produced.
3. Roller and Belt System: Agarbatti making machines often utilize rollers and belts to transport the raw materials through the various stages of production, such as dipping the bamboo sticks into fragrance solutions and rolling them with the agarbatti mixture.
4. Dipping Trays: These trays hold the fragrance solution into which the bamboo sticks are dipped to impart fragrance. The trays are often designed to minimize wastage and ensure uniform coating.
5. Cutting and Forming Mechanism: Once the agarbatti sticks are formed, the machine may have a cutting mechanism to trim them to the desired length. Some machines also have the capability to shape the incense sticks into specific designs or patterns.
6. Drying Chambers: After forming and shaping, the agarbatti sticks need to be dried thoroughly to remove excess moisture. Agarbatti making machines may include drying chambers equipped with heaters or other drying mechanisms to speed up the drying process.