Automatic Double Head Heating Gear Pump Filling Machine
Our automatic double head heating gear pump filling machine adopts dual gear pump metering structure with built-in heating jacket tank. It is specially developed for high-viscosity materials that are easy to solidify, such as facial cream, hair wax, body butter, pharmaceutical ointment and chocolate paste.Contact material parts adopt SUS316L stainless steel, which meets cosmetic and food hygiene standards. Pneumatic driving ensures stable continuous production. The filling volume can be adjusted freely from 10ml to 1000ml, with filling accuracy within ±1%. This double-head design greatly improves production efficiency, widely used in cosmetics, pharmacy and food manufacturing factories.
SIPUXIN Automatic Double Head Heating Gear Pump Filling Machine is a high-efficiency viscous material filling equipment. The double gear pump realizes synchronous filling. The heating jacket tank keeps materials at constant temperature to prevent solidification, solving the filling difficulty of high-viscosity paste.
Main Features
✅ Double-head synchronous filling, higher production capacity ✅ Integrated heating system to avoid paste solidification ✅ SUS316L stainless steel contact parts, sanitary and easy to clean ✅ Precision gear pump metering, filling tolerance ≤±1% ✅ Wide filling range: 10ml–1000ml adjustable ✅ Stable pneumatic drive, low failure rate ✅ Suitable for jars, round bottles, plastic containers
Application Scope
Cosmetics: face cream, body butter, hair wax, hand cream, mask cream Pharmacy: various ointments, medicinal pastes Food: chocolate paste, peanut butter, jam
Technical Parameters
Driving mode: Pneumatic
Automation grade: Fully automatic
Filling heads: Double head
Air pressure: 0.6–0.8 Mpa
Filling speed: 30–50 bottles/min
Voltage: 220V/50Hz
Dimension: 340016702350mm
Weight: 100kg
Warranty: 1 year
Service
We provide machine test video before delivery, professional after-sales guidance. Customization service is available according to your production demands.
