Pressure Fillers

These liquid filling machines, also known as pressure gravity fillers, dispense higher viscosity liquids by placing pressure on the liquid through displacement pumps.

Category Explained

Pressure fillers, or pressure gravity fillers, are designed to handle the efficient dispensing of higher viscosity liquids. Utilizing displacement pumps, these machines exert pressure on the liquid to facilitate accurate and consistent filling into containers. This method is particularly suitable for products that require precise volume control and handling of viscous substances, making them a vital component in the packaging process of various industries, including food and beverage, pharmaceuticals, and cosmetics. Their adaptability to different container sizes and shapes, along with their capability to maintain product integrity, ensures their relevance in settings where precision and efficiency are paramount.

Typical products and applications include:

  • Cooking oils and syrups: Dispensed into retail or bulk containers without drips or overflow
  • Thicker sauces like ketchup or BBQ sauce: Filled cleanly and accurately in squeeze bottles or jars
  • Pharmaceutical tonics or medicinal syrups: Measured precisely into bottles for consistent dosing
  • Shampoos, conditioners, and body washes: Filled into rigid or squeezable containers in personal care packaging
  • Chemical or industrial liquids: Packaged into canisters or drums while managing flow resistance

Additional Considerations:

  • Ideal for medium to high-viscosity liquids: Handles thicker products that standard gravity fillers cannot
  • Uses pressure-assisted filling: Displacement pumps push product smoothly and consistently into containers
  • Maintains product cleanliness and integrity: Reduces splashing and foaming common with thick liquids
  • Adjustable for various fill volumes: Supports a range of container sizes and fill levels
  • Available in multiple configurations: Offered in semi-automatic or fully automatic systems for different production scales