Long Service Life Automatic Glass Vial Liquid Powder Filling Sealing and Capping Machine

It is an automatic production machine that fills, seals (stoppering), and caps glass vials for liquid and powder products. It integrates filling, sealing and capping in one line to improve efficiency and reduce manual handling.

Designed for pharmaceuticals, chemicals, food & beverage, cosmetics and laboratory sample handling. It can handle many liquid and powder formulations when configured appropriately.

Production depends on configuration, vial size and product. The specification lists a 2 ml capacity of about 150–400 vials/min. Multiple selectable speed options are available and actual throughput varies by model and process parameters.

Filling head configurations range from 4 to 12 heads. Models can be specified with different head counts to match desired throughput and vial sizes.

Typical filling error is around 1%. The stoppering rate is specified at 99.9%, ensuring a high yield of properly sealed vials.

Voltage options are 220 V or 380 V (electric driven). Overall machine dimensions are approximately 9930 x 2500 x 2340 mm and the weight is in the 2700–3000 kg range.

The machine uses PLC control and includes gearboxes, motors, bearings, pumps and other industrial components. PLC-based control enables automated operation and integration with production lines.

The machine is described for liquid and powder filling. In practice handling both typically requires specific modules and material handling setups (e.g., powder feeders). Confirm with the manufacturer which configuration supports both formats or whether separate modules are required.

The unit is designed for glass vials. Supported vial sizes depend on tooling and configuration; contact the supplier with your vial dimensions so they can recommend tooling and model options.

Finished vials can be packed into cartons. The machine supports packaging workflows compatible with wooden packaging materials for shipping; final packaging configuration depends on customer requirements.

Regular cleaning and preventive maintenance are recommended (daily cleaning of product-contact parts, routine inspection of seals, pumps and bearings). Validation (e.g., IQ/OQ/PQ) and cleaning procedures should be established according to your product and regulatory requirements. Ask the supplier about CIP options and recommended maintenance schedules.

Typical industrial machines include guards, emergency stop, interlocks and PLC safety logic. Exact safety features should be confirmed with the manufacturer and may be customized to meet local regulations.

Yes. Options commonly include different filling head counts, speed selections, modules for powder dosing, capping styles and packaging interfaces. Discuss your product, vial size and throughput needs with the supplier for a tailored configuration.

The specification highlights long service life, but warranty terms, spare-parts supply and after-sales service vary by vendor. Request details on warranty length, spare-parts kits and service contracts when ordering.

Contact the manufacturer or authorized distributor with details about your required configuration (product type, vial size, desired throughput and any certifications required). They will provide model options, pricing and lead time estimates based on your requirements.