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Used equipment for sale: Pamasol Aerosol Foam Filling Line

Condition: Used
Year: 2011
Location: Location
SKU: 2620-1

One (1) Unused Pamasol aerosol foam filling line • Capacity up to 120 cans/minute • Change parts for 5-52 ml and 10-133 ml filling capacities • 35 mm - 45 mm diameter can change parts • 40-200 mm can height range • Explosion proof design, class 1, div 2 • Built 2011 and FAT tested only Line consists of Bottle unloading/feed conveyor 1) Pamasol type Can Cleaner/Coder/reader • Project# 5030, Groninger filler • Model DFK1201 • Dual fill stations with (6) filling heads each and inline check weigh 2) Pamasol valve sorter • Type 2047-500/012, with elevator • Serial# 11307-04 3) Pamasol filler 4) Pamasol propellent filler • Type CGR/Gasser • OCS check weigher • Type HC • Serial# 1100374 • Rated 1000 grams 5) Pamasol leak detector and drying conveyor • Type 3000-200/004 • Serial# 11307-09 with type ECO120L water test bath 6) Pamasol button inserter/crimper/water bath • Project# 5030 7) Pamasol dust cap inserter • Type 2033-022 • Serial# 11307-11 8) Capmatic wrap around labeller, type labelstar • Model Monostar, • All machines built 2011.

Specifications

SKU: 2620-1
GSKU: 022025013756
Condition:: Used
Location:: Location
Year of construction:: 2011

Description

More information about the pamasol-2620-1

Packaging lines for liquids are specialized systems designed to efficiently fill, seal, and package liquid products. These lines are integral to industries such as food and beverage, pharmaceuticals, cosmetics, and chemicals. A typical liquid packaging line includes several key components: 1. Filling Machines: These are designed to accurately dispense liquid into containers. They can be gravity fillers, piston fillers, or pump fillers, depending on the viscosity and nature of the liquid. 2. Capping Machines: After filling, containers are sealed with caps or lids. Capping machines ensure a secure and consistent seal to prevent leaks and contamination. 3. Labeling Machines: These apply labels to the containers, providing essential information such as branding, ingredients, and expiration dates. 4. Conveyors: These transport containers between different stages of the packaging process, ensuring a smooth and continuous flow. 5. Inspection Systems: These check for quality control, ensuring that each package meets the required standards. Liquid packaging lines are designed to handle various container sizes and shapes, offering flexibility and efficiency. They are crucial for maintaining product integrity, safety, and shelf life, while also optimizing production speed and reducing labor costs.

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