Sauce Filling Machines for Bottles, Jars & Cans | Levapack

SAUCE & VISCOUS FOOD FILLING

Precision Filling, Matched to Your Sauce.

Fill smooth sauces, thick recipes and products with particles into bottles, jars or cans. Levapack offers a range of automatic sauce filling machines and configurations to suit your sauce, packaging and target output.

What’s in Your Sauce Shapes How We Fill It.

Thick sauces, delicate pieces and thin seasonings need different filling setups. Start with your sauce’s flow, particle size and filling temperature to narrow the choice.

Smooth & thick
Ketchup • mayonnaise • dressings
Sauces with particles
Salsa • relish • vegetable sauces
Pourable sauces
Thin sauces • syrups • liquid seasonings

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PISTON FILLING FOR THICK SAUCES

Start with piston filling.

For ketchup, mayonnaise and thick dressings, start with piston filling. For denser products such as tomato paste and honey, we assess viscosity and feeding conditions before recommending a configuration. Servo-controlled dosing, hopper heating and anti-drip cut-off help manage thick-product filling.

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ROTOR PUMP FILLING FOR SAUCES WITH PIECES

Match the filler to your particles.

For salsa, relish and chili sauces with small pieces, consider rotor pump filling. For meat sauces or recipes with meat pieces, we assess particle size, shape and recipe before matching the pump, valves and nozzles. Piston filling is another option for smaller particles.

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PUMP FILLING FOR POURABLE SAUCES

Compare liquid and gear pump filling.

For thin, particle-free seasonings, consider the LPE-CLB08 liquid filler. For smooth syrups and oil-based liquids, check the LPE-GPF02 gear pump filler. Your formulation, fill amount and required output guide the choice.

The Right Filling Technology, Built into Reliable Machines.

Levapack machines turn the selected filling method into controlled dosing, careful particle handling and cleaner cut-off. Across the range, servo-controlled metering, particle-matched passages and anti-drip valves support these results. Selectable filling heads and adjustable filling time offer flexibility for different bottles and fill volumes.

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8-Head Piston Filling Machine

Best For: Ketchup, mayonnaise, thick sauces & small particles.

Dosing Tech: Servo-controlled pistons with anti-drip cut-off and blow-off.

Product Flow: Automatically controlled water/oil hopper heating supports steady feeding.

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Dual-Head Rotor Pump Filling Machine

Best For: Viscous salsa, relish & vegetable sauces with small pieces.

Particle Handling: Pump, valves and passages matched to particle size help limit blockage and damage.

Product Flow: Controlled water/oil tank heating supports consistent feeding.

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Dual-Head Gear Pump Filling Machine

Best For: Oils, syrups & smooth liquids without solid particles.

Dosing Tech: Servo-driven gear pump meters each dose to your target fill amount.

Clean Cut-off: Polished 316 stainless steel valves reduce drips; suck-back is optional.

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8-Head Liquid Filling Machine

Best For: Vinegar, soy sauce & free-flowing seasonings without particles or impurities.

Head Control: Select individual heads and adjust filling time for different bottles and doses.

Nozzle Position: Cylinder-driven nozzles lower into bottles to help manage splashing and foam.

Choosing between piston and pump filling?

Send the sauce type, particle details and target fill amount. We can help narrow the setup.

See How We Fill and Package Sauces.

Step inside the facility. Watch our sauce configurations handle actual production.

Liquid & sauce can packaging
Solid & Liquid Sauce Packaging
Bottle filling up close

Looking for an application like yours? Explore how Levapack equipment supports different products and packaging formats.

Reliable Sauce Filling Depends on Flow and Hygiene. Our Machines Help You Control Both.

We know the challenge: keeping sauce flowing during a run and removing sticky residue before the next batch. The right holding temperature depends on your sauce’s viscosity and process requirements.

Our equipment combines controlled heating, CIP cleaning and anti-drip valves to support steady flow and cleaner filling.

Heated hoppers & tanks

Our heated hoppers and tanks help keep thick sauces flowing as temperatures change. Automatically controlled water or oil heating supports steady feeding, with settings matched to your process.

Hopper & tank CIP cleaning

Tackle sticky buildup before your next recipe. Our hopper and tank CIP cleaning helps remove residue between batches. We plan cleaning access for pumps, hoses and nozzles around your changeovers.

Clean cut-off at the filling valve

Our piston and rotor pump fillers use 304 stainless steel as their main construction material, with polished 316 stainless steel filling valves. Anti-drip and blow-off functions help reduce drips, strings and residue around container openings.

Optional empty-can preparation

Address container hygiene before filling begins. Our optional air-blowing and UV equipment prepares compatible empty cans, with treatment matched to your format and hygiene needs. It treats the container, not the sauce.

Hundreds of Container Formats Supported. We Believe Yours Is No Exception.

From shaped bottles and squeeze packs to jars and cans, we configure our equipment around your packaging. For round cans in tin, aluminum or PET, share a sample so we can assess handling, filling and closing together.

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Stable handling for your bottle or jar

Our equipment includes a reference configuration for container diameters of 20 – 200 mm and heights of 25 – 300 mm. We match guides, positioning and nozzles to keep your pack stable during filling. Narrow-neck bottles may need an optional clamping mechanism.

Closing equipment matched to your seal

Match screw caps, press-on lids, foil seals or seamed can ends to the right closing equipment. We review your container and closure together to select cap handling, closing or sealing tooling.

Plan changeovers and line connections

Our equipment includes a conveyor configuration with a reference height of 850 mm. We coordinate transfer heights with your existing equipment and plan guides and change parts for each format. Final fit depends on container shape, opening and tooling.

Show us the bottle, cap and finished-pack needs.

Send your container drawings or samples, closure details and target fill amount. We’ll review them together and recommend the filling and closing setup.

One Filling Machine or a Complete Line. We Deliver Both.

Whether you need a standalone filler or a complete sauce packaging line, Levapack can supply either. We integrate container handling, filling, closing and labeling around your production needs, with one team coordinating the equipment and connections.

Container Infeed

Feed and orient containers. Add optional UV preparation for compatible empty cans.

Product Filling

Match the dosing system to your sauce, fill amount and container.

Seaming & Closing

Secure the container with can seaming or screw capping.

Labeling

Apply labels to round packs after any required cooling.

End of Line

Collect finished packs at the outfeed table.

Capping and can seaming are alternative closing options. Plan heat treatment, cooling and labeling around your product and pack; shaped containers need suitable labeling equipment.

Build your sauce line with Levapack.

You need confidence in your equipment before it ships and support when production starts. Levapack combines packaging-line experience, pre-shipment testing and practical technical support to help your team move from purchase to production.

One supplier for filling and packaging

Draw on experience from 1,000+ canning lines delivered across our packaging business. As a filling and packaging equipment manufacturer based in China, we supply filling, capping, can seaming, labeling and container-handling equipment. Coordinate machine interfaces and container transfers through one equipment team.

Review your setup before shipment

Pre-shipment checks include customer-sample testing, 48 hours of no-load running and 36 hours of aging tests. Test videos are provided for your review. Agree on samples and acceptance checks so you can resolve questions before dispatch.

Prepare for start-up and maintenance

Get 24/7 support response, operating guidance, remote troubleshooting and key wear-part spares. Equipment warranties run 12–16 months, depending on the model and contract. On-site installation and training can be arranged for your project.

Sauce filling machine FAQs.

Have a specific recipe or packaging requirement?

A suitably configured filler can handle several products within its operating range. Fit depends on viscosity, particles, filling temperature, fill amount and cleaning needs. Similar products may share a setup with adjustments. Larger differences may require other pumps, valves or nozzles, or a separate filler. Share your full product range so we can check the setup and changeover process.

Flow, temperature, particles, fill amount and container opening affect the filling cycle. Product supply and downstream closing can also limit output. Compare consecutive samples from each head at the agreed speed. Check fill tolerance, overfill and accepted-container output together.

Base the choice on your product’s validated preservation process, packaging and storage needs. For hot or cold filling, we check your target temperature, product path and closure. Piston and rotor pump fillers offer hopper or tank heating, but heating alone does not sterilize sauce. Aseptic filling requires a dedicated sterile system. Cold filling does not automatically mean aseptic filling. Levapack does not currently supply aseptic filling systems or retort equipment.

Plan cleaning around the residues and ingredients that must be removed before the next recipe. The PSF08A and RTP02A provide hopper or tank CIP. Agree on cleaning and access for pumps, hoses, valves, seals and nozzles. Include ingredient carryover needs and your changeover schedule.

You can discuss a standalone filler or a packaging line. Bottles and jars need a compatible cap and capping setup. Metal cans need matched cans, ends and seaming equipment. Share your closure samples and existing line details.

Price depends on the filler, product-contact setup, container change parts and included stages, such as capping, seaming and labeling. State installation, training, shipping and support in the agreed scope.

Confirm equipment scope, trials, acceptance checks and delivery schedule in the quotation. Include installation, operator training and recommended spare parts. Share your factory location, utilities and existing line interfaces to define support and commissioning responsibilities.

Start with the sauce type, container, fill amount, required output and country. Add particle size, filling temperature, solid-to-liquid needs and existing equipment if known. You do not need to disclose your full recipe to begin.

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