Automatic Gear Pump Liquid Filling Machine
The Automatic Gear Pump Liquid Filling Machine is made to fill liquids accurately, consistently, and without making a mess. It uses a high-quality gear pump to move both thick and thin liquids with great accuracy. This equipment is great for the pharmaceutical, food, cosmetic, and chemical sectors because it makes sure that filling is even, that less product is wasted, and that production flows smoothly. Its automated functioning cuts down on the need for manual work, boosts production, and keeps hygiene standards high. It is made of strong materials and has easy-to-use controls, so it works well for production demands of various sizes.
Salient Features & Advantages
- High Filling Accuracy
- Gear Pump Technology
- Fully Automatic Operation
- Low Maintenance Design
TECHNICAL SPECIFICATIONS
| Model | MPM-GPF-04 |
|---|---|
| Output | 30 to 80 bottles/minute |
| Volume Range | 10 ml to 5000 ml |
| Accuracy | ± 0.5% |
| Power | 2.0 kW, 415 V, 3 Phase |
| Control | PLC with Color Touch Screen HMI |
Why Choose Us?
Engineered for long service life, reliable production consistency, and maximum return on investment.
Proven Industry Expertise
Years of experience in providing dependable, high-performance liquid filling systems.
Precision-Engineered Machines
Made to fill accurately with as little waste as possible and produce the same amount every time.
Customizable Solutions
Machine settings that are made to fit your type of liquid, amount, and production needs.
Quality-Driven Manufacturing
Made with high-quality materials to last a long time, stay clean, and be safe.
Easy Operation & Training
Easy-to-use controls with full instructions for easy setup and regular use.
Responsive After-Sales Support
Quick help with technical issues, spare parts, and reliable service support.
Need Customized Tooling for Your Containers?
We manufacture tailor-made change parts, star wheels, diving nozzles, and hopper sizes to fit your exact bottle dimensions and product characteristics.
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