It is a semi-automatic aerosol filling machine with two filling heads designed to fill air-cleaner spray (aerosol) cans. It automates the filling process to save labor and increase production capacity and is part of a larger aerosol filling line.
Key specs include: two filling heads, filling capacity 30–500 ml, production capacity 800–1200 cans/hour, filling accuracy ≤±1%, bottle height 80–250 mm, diameter 35–65 mm, applicable valve 1" (25.4 mm), working pressure 0.50–0.70 MPa. Machine body uses stainless steel 304/316.
No — it is semi-automatic. Filling is automatic with two heads, but tasks such as manual loading/unloading or valve placement may be required depending on the configuration. Some functions can be customized.
It supports cans with heights from 80 to 250 mm and diameters from 35 to 65 mm. Valve size should be 1" (25.4 mm).
Filling accuracy is ≤±1% under normal operating conditions and with proper calibration and stable product viscosity.
Typical production capacity is 800–1200 cans per hour, depending on product viscosity, operator speed, and optional configuration.
Parts in contact with the product are made from stainless steel 304 and 316 to minimize chemical reactions and corrosion.
Working pressure required is 0.50–0.70 MPa. Clean, dry compressed air is recommended; actual air consumption depends on your operating cycle and should be confirmed with the supplier.
Yes. It is designed as part of an aerosol filling production line and can be integrated with upstream and downstream stations (e.g., can feeding, valve fitting, crimping, labeling) — integration may require customization.
The machine supports a range of sizes (80–250 mm height, 35–65 mm diameter) and adjustable filling volumes (30–500 ml). Changeovers typically require adjusting guides, nozzles or fixtures and may need simple tooling — exact time depends on chosen options and customization.
Regular cleaning of product-contact parts, periodic inspection/replacement of seals and gaskets, lubrication of moving parts, and checks of air lines and fittings are recommended. Use compatible cleaning agents for stainless steel and follow the supplier's maintenance schedule.
Standard safety features typically include emergency stop buttons, protective guards, and pressure control. Specific safety and certification options (e.g., CE, explosion-proof) depend on configuration and should be confirmed with the manufacturer.
Yes. The machine can be customized to meet specific production, valve types, automation level, and material compatibility requirements. Contact the supplier with your product details for a tailored solution.
Manufacturers usually offer technical support, spare parts, and optional operator training. Exact warranty terms, lead times for parts, and support packages vary — request details from the seller.
Provide the supplier with your product specifications (product type and viscosity, can dimensions, valve type, required output, and any desired automation or certification). The supplier can then provide pricing, lead time, and optional features.
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