A manual filling machine is a hand-operated mechanical device used to dispense exact volumes of liquids, creams, or pastes into containers like bottles, jars, tubes, or capsules.
Core Features & Design
? Operation Method: Requires no electricity or compressed air connections; the user pulls a manual handle or lever down to actuate a piston or syringe mechanism.
? Filling Mechanism: Typically uses a volumetric piston structure that draws product from a top-mounted hopper and pushes it out through a nozzle.
? Materials: Contact parts are usually built with food-grade 304 stainless steel and PTFE (Teflon) seals for durability, high-temperature resistance (up to 200 Degree C / 392 Degree F), and corrosion resistance.
? Anti-Drip Nozzle: Designed with sealing rings and anti-drip tips to prevent product leaking or stringing between fills.
? Volume Adjustment: Features an easy-to-read scale or mechanical stop nuts to adjust the single-fill dose (commonly ranging from 5ml to 50ml or higher depending on the model).
