The Automatic Inline Liquid Filling Machine is engineered for accurate, efficient, and adaptable filling of liquid and semi-liquid products into bottles, jars, cans, and other rigid containers. Its linear conveyor layout guides containers through separation, positioning, filling, and discharge in a smooth, coordinated sequence.
Built around the actual characteristics of the product, the machine can be configured with piston, pump, gravity, flow-meter, or overflow filling technology. This flexibility makes it suitable for products ranging from free-flowing liquids to oils, sauces, detergents, creams, gels, and other materials with varying viscosities.
Multiple filling nozzles operate in synchronization to deliver stable output and consistent dosing. The machine can function as an independent filling station or become part of a complete production line incorporating bottle feeding, capping, sealing, labeling, coding, inspection, and collection equipment.
The filling system can be selected according to product viscosity, filling volume, foaming tendency, particle content, and required accuracy.
Precisely controlled filling cycles help maintain consistent quantities while reducing overfilling and unnecessary product loss.
The machine can be equipped with multiple filling heads to meet different capacity requirements and production layouts.
Adjustable guide rails, bottle separators, sensors, and positioning devices keep containers correctly aligned throughout the filling process.
Specialized shut-off nozzles help reduce dripping, stringing, splashing, and contamination around the bottle opening.
Filling speed can be adjusted during different stages of the cycle to suit thin, viscous, or foaming products.
The nozzles can descend into the containers and rise gradually as the product level increases, helping control foam and splashing.
Adjustable guides, nozzle positions, filling parameters, and stored recipes simplify the transition between different containers and products.
Product-contact components are designed for convenient inspection, disassembly, cleaning, and routine servicing.
The machine can exchange operating signals with upstream and downstream equipment to support coordinated and continuous production.
| Parameter | Specification |
|---|---|
| Model | DT-GS1000 |
| Power Supply Voltage | 220V |
| Air Pressure | 0.5-0.8 MPa |
| Power | ≈8kW |
| Filling Range | 100mL-5000mL |
| Filling Accuracy | ±1% |
| Filling Speed | ≈20-80 bottles/min |
| Overall Dimensions | ≈L4500*W1280*H1900 (mm) |
An inline filling machine fills containers as they move through a straight conveyor system. Bottles are indexed beneath the filling nozzles, filled in groups, and then discharged to the next production stage.
It can be configured for water-like liquids, oils, sauces, syrups, detergents, creams, gels, lubricants, and many other liquid or semi-liquid products.
The correct system depends on the product viscosity, filling volume, required accuracy, foaming tendency, particle content, and production capacity.
Yes. Different pumps, valves, nozzles, and control methods can be selected to accommodate products ranging from thin liquids to viscous materials.
The number of nozzles can be configured according to the required output, container dimensions, filling volume, and available production space.
Yes. The guide rails, bottle-positioning devices, nozzle height, filling position, and conveyor settings can be adjusted for different containers.
Anti-drip nozzles, shut-off valves, controlled pump reversal, or suction-back functions can be selected according to the product characteristics.
Yes. Adjustable flow control, staged filling, and bottom-up nozzle movement can help reduce foam and improve filling stability.
Yes. It can integrate with bottle unscramblers, capping machines, sealers, labelers, coders, inspection systems, and collection conveyors.
Yes. The filling method, nozzle quantity, filling range, product-contact materials, conveyor dimensions, control functions, and line direction can be customized around the production requirements.