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This is the foundation for selecting filling equipment. Is your product a low-viscosity essence, medium-viscosity lotion, or high-viscosity cream? 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 products require piston filling systems and pressure-fed mechanisms, while highly fluid products are suitable for peristaltic pumps, and drip-free design must be considered.
(2) Composition Characteristics: Does the material contain alcohol, acids, or active ingredients? Is it prone to foaming or oxidation? This influences the choice of pump materials and whether degassing or nitrogen purging processes need to be integrated.
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What type of packaging container do you plan to use? Plastic bottles, glass bottles, airless pumps, or tubes? Is the sealing method screw capping, pump dispensing, dropper, or foil sealing?
(1) Container Compatibility: Different bottle heights, orifice sizes, and materials require specific clamping mechanisms and positioning devices to ensure accurate, spill-free filling.
(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 of the filling environment must be ensured.
We possess an extensive packaging material database and process experience, providing highly compatible solutions for various containers and sealing methods.
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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. Our equipment features compact and modular design, allowing flexible adaptation to various site conditions.
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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?
(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. We offer both proven standard models and deep customization and integrated line services.