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Paste Filling Machine

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When it comes to filling viscous and paste-like products such as cream, ointment, honey, and sauce, accuracy and efficiency are key. That's why PACKMACHINE offers a range of paste filling machines designed to meet your specific needs.

Our paste filling machines are designed to provide accurate and efficient filling of a wide range of products. With advanced sensors and controls, our machines can fill products with the exact volume required, ensuring consistent and accurate results every time.

Our paste filling machines come in a variety of models to suit different applications and industries. We offer both manual and automatic machines, with different filling methods to suit different product viscosities. Our machines are designed to handle products with varying levels of thickness, from thin products like ketchup to thick products like peanut butter.

In addition to their precision and efficiency, our paste filling machines are also built to last. With heavy-duty construction and quality components, our machines can withstand even the toughest environments and usage patterns. This means you can count on your machine to perform reliably day in and day out, without the need for constant maintenance or repair.

At PACKMACHINE, we understand that every customer's needs are unique, which is why we offer a range of customizable options for our paste filling machines. From different filling methods to customized controls and features, we can help you design a machine that meets your specific requirements.

If you're looking for a high-quality paste filling machine, look no further than PACKMACHINE. With our range of models and features, we're confident that we can help you find the perfect machine for your needs. Contact us today to learn more.

What are the types of filling machine?

Filling machinery comes in portable tabletop designs or floor standing configurations which can be integrated into food processing and packaging lines, including form, fill seal lines.

Compact, single nozzle machines are used in small, low cost food processing lines. They are suitable for many different foods, including soups, sauces, salad dressings, ready meals, coleslaw, yoghurt, hummus, peanut butter and jam.

Multi-nozzle machines significantly increase throughput capacity by simultaneously filling multiple containers through an increased number of filling heads. Filling heads can be arranged on a rotor (rotary filling) or in a line (linear filling).

How do filling machines work?

Most food filling machines operate with product fed into a hopper then pumped pneumatically or by vacuum, or fed by an auger screw. The product is passed through a nozzle or filler head, with portions measured by volume or weight, into containers and packaging of various types. For some products, the material is fed onto another component of the food product such as bread slices for sandwiches or pie cases.

Manual filling machines are often operated by a hand lever used to pump product through the feeder nozzle. This type of equipment is most suitable for small production facilities, and for locations where electric supply or compressed air is not available for pumping the product. Manual filling machines are more accurate and less prone to spillage than pouring or portioning the product by hand.

Semi-automatic filling machines are usually operated by pumps driven by compressed air. Filling can be set to repeat, and the machinery will offer greater speed and accuracy than manual filling machines. Precise portions can be filled through accurate measuring and dosing equipment incorporated in the weighing or volumetric controls.

Automatic food filling machines feature controls and inline equipment which manages the filling process from material handling, loading, dosing and packaging. The equipment is often scalable with the ability to increase the number of filling heads. Automatic filling solutions offer larger scale operations high throughput and optimum efficiency.

As with all food processing machinery, hygiene is critical, and ease of disassembly for cleaning is an important design consideration.

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