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Weighing type filling capping 2 in 1 mono-bloc
This solution provides a complete cooking oil filling and package line, featuring weighing technology that is widely used in the beverage, beer, juice, and chemical industries. Using high-precision load cells, the machine ensures dynamic online weighing with accuracy unaffected by material characteristics such as foam, impurities, temperature, or density.
| NO. | Items | Specification |
|---|---|---|
| 1 | Model | 24 filling heads and 8 capping heads |
| 2 | Capacity | 6000 B/H for 1L |
| 3 | Filling precision | ±4g |
| 4 | Pressure of washing | 0.2 Mpa |
| 5 | Compressed air | 600L /Min |
| 6 | Main motor power | 5 Kw |
| 7 | Dimension | 3150 * 2500 * 2300 MM |
| 8 | Weight | 3500 Kg |
Adopts advanced weighing filling methods equipped with high-precision sensors to realize dynamic online weighing. No bottle, no filling, no capping design reduces loss significantly.
Features fast and slow filling methods. Fast filling is used initially followed by slow filling to effectively guarantee maximum precision.
Speeds for capping, bottle feeding, and discharge are all adjustable via frequency conversion on the touch screen, preventing bottle blockage and pouring.
Widely used for diverse containers, offering the most economical mass production and integrated operation models.
Standard output of 15 boxes/minute. Applicable for bottle diameters Φ52-Φ100. Packing forms of 12 or 24 bottles per carton.
We provide professional solutions for liquid bottling and packing equipment, covering water, juice, soft drinks, and edible oils.
We arrange seasoned technicians for equipment installation, debugging, and test production to ensure the line reaches rated capacity.
Technical training covers structure, maintenance, and operation. After training, your staff will master process adjustments and failure treatment.
12-month quality guarantee with free wearing parts provided. We ensure all products meet the contract specifications using new designs and suitable materials.
