Volumetric Filler

A volumetric filler is used for precise liquid dispensing in industries like food & beverage, pharmaceuticals, cosmetics, and chemicals. It ensures accurate filling by measuring liquid volume rather than weight.

Volumetric fillers operate by drawing a set volume of liquid into a chamber and then dispensing it into containers. They use mechanisms like pistons, pumps, or gravity to ensure consistent and repeatable fills.

Volumetric fillers can handle a wide range of liquids, including water, oils, syrups, sauces, creams, and gels. Some models are designed for thicker or foamy liquids as well.

Yes, certain volumetric fillers are designed to handle high-viscosity liquids like honey, pastes, or creams. These models typically use piston or pump-based filling mechanisms for better control.

Volumetric fillers are highly accurate, typically offering minimal variation in fill volume. The accuracy depends on the type of filler and the liquid's properties, but most achieve consistent results within a small margin of error.

Yes, many volumetric fillers can be adjusted to accommodate different container sizes, making them versatile for various production needs.

Yes, regular maintenance is recommended to keep the filler running efficiently. Cleaning, lubrication, and checking seals or valves help prevent downtime and ensure accurate filling.

Yes, volumetric fillers are available in manual, semi-automatic, and fully automatic models, allowing integration into different production setups.

Volumetric fillers provide precise and repeatable fills, reduce product waste, improve efficiency, and can handle a wide range of liquid viscosities.