Cream Packaging Solution

Whether you run a single Cream packaging product or a wide range of Cream packaging, our complete Cream packaging range of machines is excellent for companies dedicated to handling Cream packaging precisely and aesthetically.

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Customer Pain Points

Problem Customer Faced

For Business (B2B)

Inability of Production Efficiency to Meet Market Demand?

Existing production lines are slow, lowly automated, with high failures and downtime, yielding insufficient output. They can't handle surging orders or rapid new launches, bottlenecking growth. Symptoms: slow cycles, poor machine coordination, heavy manual intervention.

High Energy Consumption and Maintenance Costs of Traditional Equipment?

Older equipment uses inefficient drives (pneumatic, high-power motors) and wear-prone structures, wasting electricity and air. Frequent repairs raise costs for parts, technicians, and services, keeping maintenance expenses high.

High Defect Rate Caused by Poor Equipment Stability?

Poor accuracy, complex setups, and fluctuations cause defects: inaccurate filling, loose caps, misaligned labels, bad seals, damaged film. High defects waste materials, add rework labor, raise costs, and damage brand reputation.

For B2C Clients

Large Equipment Footprint, Cannot Fit in the Workspace?

Traditional equipment prioritizes function, resulting in bulky designs. SMEs and creators face limited workshop/studio space; oversized machines can't fit or encroach on operations, preventing automated production implementation.

Difficulty Achieving Small-Batch Production?

Large lines suit mass single-item production but require lengthy, labor-intensive changeovers. SMEs need frequent switches for varied, small-batch products; replacing molds and adjusting parameters takes hours, with high costs, unfit for flexible manufacturing.

Complex Equipment Operation Requires Specialized Skills

Complex interfaces with jargon intimidate users, demanding extensive training. SMEs lack engineers, facing high costs, operational risks, and reliance on external support for issues.

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Cream Packaging Solution Technical Highlights

High-Precision Filling and Capping System

Utilizing servo control and sensor technology, this system achieves high-accuracy filling and capping for cream products with a precision of ±0.1%. Equipped with anti-drip and anti-foaming patented designs, it ensures clean and contamination-free packaging. Compatible with various bottle and cap types, it supports high-viscosity cosmetics and enhances overall packaging consistency and efficiency.

Integrated Labeling and Cartoning Solution

Combining automatic labeling and high-speed cartoning, this solution ensures a seamless packaging process for skincare creams. A vision positioning system guarantees precise label placement, while the cartoner adapts to various box sizes for quick changeover. With real-time data exchange and monitoring, it significantly improves packaging flexibility and production throughput.

Intelligent Tube Sealing and Outer Wrapping Technology

Designed for cream tubes and outer carton packaging, this system uses heat sealing and multi-axis control to ensure secure and smooth finishes. Compatible with various materials and sizes, it features self-diagnostic and alarm functions, and can integrate with MES for full traceability and visual management in cosmetic packaging.

Automated Case Packing and Palletizing Robot System

This integrated system automates the entire process from cartoning to palletizing for cream products. With vision-guided robots for accurate picking and placing, it supports multiple stacking patterns. Compact and synchronized with the production line, it optimizes space and labor resources for small to medium-sized cosmetic manufacturers.

Digital Line Control and Remote Maintenance

A unified control platform integrates filling, capping, labeling, cartoning, sealing, case packing, and palletizing for synchronized operation. Features include one-touch recipe change, self-diagnosis, and remote maintenance. Compatible with MES/ERP systems, it helps skincare brands build smart factories and improve overall OEE and market agility.

Custom Design

Personalized Customization Solutions

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Flexible Production Mode Configuration

We provide complete packaging solutions for skincare cream products, from R&D to mass production. For new product development and small-batch production, we offer cost-effective semi-automatic filling and capping equipment, compatible with manual loading and cartoning stations. For large-scale production, we deliver modular fully automated packaging lines that enable unmanned operation from filling, capping, labeling, and cartoning to case sealing and palletizing. The equipment features quick changeover capabilities—switching bottle types, sizes, or packaging styles only requires mold replacement and preset recipe recall, significantly reducing changeover time and enhancing production flexibility.

Extensive Packaging Format and Material Compatibility

Packaging specifications cover common capacities from 10ml to 500ml, with customization available for larger or smaller sizes. The equipment is compatible with various containers: including tubes, glass bottles, plastic bottles, airless pumps, and irregular-shaped containers. We provide specialized solutions tailored to different cream material properties; whether it's high-viscosity creams, scrubs with particles, highly fluid serums, or additive-free formulas for sensitive skin, optimal packaging is ensured by adjusting filling parameters, temperature control, and mechanical actions.

Integrated Line Customization

Leveraging our integration expertise in the skincare packaging field, we offer "Custom Cream Packaging Lines." We can seamlessly integrate equipment such as automatic filling machines, capping machines, labeling machines, tube sealing machines, cartoners, case erectors, case packers, and palletizing robots according to your capacity and process requirements. This enables full automation from empty bottle feeding, filling and sealing, label application, appearance inspection, secondary packaging to case forming and robotic palletizing. With unified control and data interoperability across the line, we help customers build efficient, visible, and traceable cream packaging lines, maximizing overall line efficiency and product consistency.

How To Choose

How to Choose Your Machine: What You Need to Know

1. What are the characteristics of your cream material?

This is the foundation for selecting filling equipment. Is your product a lightweight lotion, a high-viscosity cream, or a scrub containing particles? The material's viscosity, flowability, air content, and corrosiveness are the core considerations.
(1) Viscosity and Flowability: Determines the type of filling pump and discharge method. High-viscosity creams require piston filling systems and pressure-fed mechanisms to ensure uniform discharge, while highly fluid serums are suitable for peristaltic pumps, and drip-free design must be considered.
(2) Composition and Air Content: Does the material contain alcohol, acids, or active ingredients? Is it prone to foaming? This influences the choice of pump materials (such as corrosion-resistant stainless steel, ceramic, or medical-grade rubber) and whether degassing or nitrogen purging processes need to be integrated.

2. What is your packaging container type and sealing requirement?

What type of packaging container do you plan to use? Tubes, glass bottles, airless pumps, or irregularly shaped containers? Is the sealing method screw capping, pump dispensing, snap-on caps, or foil sealing?
(1) Container Compatibility: Different bottle heights, orifice sizes, and materials require specific clamping mechanisms and positioning devices to ensure spill-free filling and damage-free capping.
(2) Sealing Process: If heat sealing or induction sealing is required, the equipment must integrate temperature control and sealing modules; for vacuum packaging, the sealing integrity and residual oxygen control of the filling environment must be ensured.
SICI possesses an extensive packaging material database and process experience, providing highly compatible solutions for various containers and sealing methods.

3. What is your required production speed and accuracy?

What are your expectations for production cycle time and filling accuracy? Is it for small-scale trial production in the R&D stage, or high-speed continuous large-scale production?
Defining target production efficiency (e.g., bottles/minute) and weight accuracy (e.g., ±0.1%) is key for choosing between single-head filling or multi-head rotary filling. Speed is closely related to fill volume, container positioning stability, and capping torque control. Clear objectives help balance output and quality.

4. What level of automation do you require?

Which process steps do you plan to operate manually, and which to automate?
(1) Semi-Automatic: Manual container loading, automatic filling and capping by the machine, manual unloading and cartoning. Suitable for small batches and multiple product varieties.
(2) Fully Automatic: Unmanned operation throughout the entire process, from bottle unscrambling, filling, capping, labeling, cartoning to case packing and palletizing.
Your choice should be based on production capacity plans, labor costs, and product consistency requirements. SICI can provide everything from standalone machines to complete lines integrated with vision inspection, weight check, and robotic packaging, meeting automation needs at different stages.

5. What are your site conditions and layout constraints?

Spatial layout directly influences equipment selection and production line design.
Is it a compact space within a laboratory or clean room, or an industrial plant with sufficient area? This determines whether we recommend an integrated benchtop filling unit or a modular integrated line designed in a linear, L-shaped, or U-shaped layout. SICI's equipment features compact and modular design, allowing flexible adaptation to various site conditions and optimizing material flow efficiency.

6. Do you require customized functions or integrated line solutions?

Can a standard machine model meet all your process needs? Or do you have special requirements such as:
(1) Special Processes: Is heating or cooling required before filling? Does it need integrated weight feedback or vision positioning? Does it need connection to a cooling tunnel or curing line?
(2) Special Functions: Is CIP/SIP (Cleaning/Sterilization-in-Place) required? Is compatibility for mixed-line production of multiple containers needed? Is integration with MES systems for data traceability necessary?
Customization means the equipment will be fully tailored to your product characteristics and production workflow. SICI offers both proven standard models and deep customization and integrated line services, ensuring your cream packaging requirements are perfectly met.