The fully automatic rotary lobe pump filling machine handles a wide range of container sizes, filling volumes and product types with ease. Although originally designed for filling creams, gels and lotions, the filler can handle both thin and pasty products. The machine can easily fill cosmetic creams, heavy sauces, thick shampoos and conditioners, honey, hair gels, cream cleaners and car waxes.

Like gear pumps, lobe pumps are a type of positive displacement pump that uses a rotary action to move product. Unlike gear pumps, a lobe pump will normally consist of about three lobes (versus the many teeth on the gear pump). Product is pushed through the lobes in a manner similar to passing through the teeth of a gear pump. However, the extra space can be a benefit for products with small to medium particulates that may cause problems when passing through gears.

Filling Valve

The filling valve is made of 304 stainless steel, and the valve length, diameter, and suction function can be customized according to the bottle mouth diameter, bottle height, and degree of liquid foaming. The lifting of the filling valve is controlled by a servo motor.

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No filling range limited by traditional pistons

Our linear lobe pump mustard oil filling machinery is manufactured with a 304 stainless steel frame, it comes standard with plc control and touch screen hmi ensuring reliable, repeatable control with minimal operator intervention, precision bored, heavy- walled metering cylinders dispense product at accuracy up to +/- 0.2%, high-precision, servo motor driven screw movement faster and more precise than pneumatic system, food grade stainless steel and plastics for sanitary operations or use, anodized aluminum components, plus many more features available with motorized conveyor and indexing package for integrated container handling and positioning, no container/no fill feature detects missing or mispositioned containers to prevent waste and product spillage. Unique variable, separate speed control and actuator of a dual-stage fill provides precise “no spill” control for top-off applications or filling difficult products.

Empty bottles are staged on the main drive conveyor prior to entering the pumps mustard oil filler. Bottles enter the filler and are counted by optical sensors to ensure the correct numbers of bottles are in position. Once in place, bottles are locked in position by the pneumatically operated bottle clamping mechanism. This ensures bottles are located correctly under each filling head to minimize under or over-fills. The filling process begins as a series of stainless steel valves descend into the bottles for fast, accurate and consistent filling. After target volume is achieved, the out-gate cylinder withdraws itself from its position and allows the filled bottles to go further on the conveyor for the sealing operations.

Chemical fluids that we handle include:

• Foaming chemicals
• Viscous liquids
• Aggressive liquids
• Flammable products
• Solvents
• Detergents
• Polymers
• Disinfectants
• Cleaning products

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