Automatic Hand Sanitizer Face Cream Cosmetic Bottling Plant

The plant is designed for a wide range of liquids including hand sanitizer, face cream (when in suitable liquid/flowable form), shampoos, lotions, beer, milk, water, oil, and juice. Compatibility depends on product viscosity and packaging—consult the supplier for very high-viscosity creams or gels.

It supports cans, bottles, and barrels as standard packaging types. Fixtures or change parts may be required to accommodate different shapes and sizes.

Available capacities range from 1,000 to 20,000 bottles per hour (BPH), depending on the model configuration and bottle size.

The filling range is 100–5,000 ml with a filling accuracy of ±2 mm (note: accuracy is measured per the machine's calibration; final accuracy can depend on product properties and operating conditions).

The plant uses a PLC control system with a touch-screen interface for easy operation, recipe storage, and real-time monitoring of production parameters.

Product-contact parts and main structures are made from stainless steel (304 or 316), chosen for corrosion resistance and hygiene in food, beverage, cosmetic, and chemical applications.

The plant can operate on 380V or 220V supply, depending on configuration. Specific power consumption varies by model—confirm with the supplier for your installation.

Standard machine dimensions are 2800 mm (L) x 1300 mm (W) x 2350 mm (H). Additional clearance is recommended for maintenance, access, and material handling.

Yes—liquids from low to medium viscosity are supported. Changeover between products typically requires cleaning, adjustment of filling parameters, and possibly swapping specific nozzles or guides. The PLC stores recipes to speed up changeovers.

Design uses stainless steel for easy cleaning. Routine maintenance includes scheduled cleaning of product-contact parts, inspections of seals and pumps, lubrication of moving parts, and calibration checks. Suppliers usually provide maintenance manuals and spare-parts lists.

Standard safety features include emergency stop switches, protective guarding around moving parts, interlocks on access doors, and electrical protections. Specific safety options can be added per customer requirements.

Yes — the plant can be customized for different output capacities, number of filling heads, specialized nozzles, optional CIP/SIP systems, and packaging handling accessories. Discuss requirements with the supplier for a tailored solution.

Certification and compliance depend on the specific model and destination market. Common options include CE and GMP-compliant designs. Please request documentation from the supplier to meet your local regulatory needs.

Most suppliers offer installation and on-site commissioning services plus operator and maintenance training. Remote support and detailed operation manuals are typically provided as well—confirm availability when ordering.

Warranty terms and after-sales support vary by manufacturer and contract. Typical offerings include a limited warranty period, availability of spare parts, and paid or included service packages. Ask the vendor for specific warranty details and service agreements.