Available in four different types of filling methods: The Volumetric Single Head Piston Filler comes in a variety of Piston sizes for either thin or thick products while the Single Head Positive Displacement Pump Filler can fill a wide range of product viscosities from 1oz to 1 gallon. The Gravity Filler fills thin liquids volumetrically-by-time and can be configured for two or four heads. The Two Head Overflow Filler provides exceptional cosmetic fills for thin products by offering an all-inclusive, user- friendly production line. Econoline Systems include a 28 inch Rotary Loading Turntable, 10 foot Conveyor, your choice of four Automatic Fillers, Handheld Chuck Capper, plus one Chuck and Insert, and a 28 inch Rotary Accumulating Turntable. These systems are built with anodized aluminum construction and mounted on casters with leveling legs requiring only minimal assembly. PLC touch screen controls and DC gear motors on the Turntables and Conveyor come standard.
Dimensions – 10’ L x 4.6’ W x 8’ H, ships in one piece
Piston
Volumetric fill method
Thin or thick liquid single head Filler
Ball or check valves 60ml, 125ml, 250ml, 500ml or 1000ml Pistons
The Volumetric Piston Filler draws liquids and other low viscosity products such as oils or juices directly from a tank or drum, eliminating the need for a Hopper
Pump
Positive displacement fill method single head
Fills a variety of products ranging in viscosity from thin to thick
The Positive Displacement Gear Pump Filler fills a wide variety of container sizes from 1 oz. to 1 gallon and is ideal for a products ranging in viscosity
Gravity
Volumetric-by-time fill method
2 or 4 Heads
Fills thin liquids
The Gravity Filler is ideal for a variety of thin products using the volumetric-by-time gravity filling method for 0.5oz to 1gal
Overflow
Cosmetic fill method
2 heads
Fills thin liquids
The Overflow Filler is ideal for a variety of thin products requiring a cosmetic fill for 1oz to 1gal
Our AGM-5000-GE is a Low-Production Aerosol Gasser/Shaker is capable of gassing and shaking up to 5 aerosol containers at a time, depending on diameter. The basic machine is designed for manual operation..
Here is a semi-automatic aerosol filling line that’s perfect for small volume production. It features semi-automatic operation to produce 1,200 to 1,800 aerosol containers per hour with only 4 operators. The first operator loads containers on to our rotary loading table while inspecting the containers for quality. Filling is performed by an automatic single head, or two head, tabletop piston filling machine for consistent filling volume. The second operator manually places the spray valve on the container. Both the single head valve crimper, gasser/shakers and labeling are automatic. The third operator takes the spray cans from the rotary accumulating table, puts the cap on, gives a final inspection and places the finished product into the cases. The fourth operator stacks the cases.
APACKS’ Automatic Overflow Filler for Corrosive Products is engineered to fill products like acid solutions, etching chemicals, lime and calcium removers, pH lowering liquids, vinegar, citric concentrates, bleaches, brine solutions and more. The entire fluid path resists corrosion, from the pump to the check value. Built on a heavy duty, welded 304 stainless steel frame and mounted on four heavy duty leveling legs, this Filler offers superb flexibility with touch-screen PLC controls and adjustable nozzle stroke and nozzle spacing. The Corrosive Overflow Filler is available with one to sixteen heads and, like any of APACKS machines, can be designed for exterior corrosion resistance in environments that can shorten equipment life.
This is an example of a semi-automatic aerosol filling line, perfect for small volume production. It features a semi-automatic operation capable of producing up to 1,200 to 2,400 aerosol containers per hour. The first operator loads containers on to our rotary loading table while inspecting the containers for imperfections. Filling, valve placement, valve crimping, gasser/shakers, and labeling are all automated. The second operator removes the spray cans from the rotary accumulating table, places the over cap, inspects, and places the finished product into cases. The third operator stacks the cases on pallets and preps the pallets for shipping.