Liquid Filling Machines

No. Volume tells you how much space the liquid occupies; net weight also depends on its density. Density can change with temperature or formulation. A similar visual fill line is a separate measure: bottle shape, manufacturing variation and foam can all affect what you see. Tell us whether your acceptance target is volume, net weight or visible level.

Flow and nozzle cut-off can change with temperature, so a setting that works at one temperature may need checking at another. Share the temperature range at which you plan to fill, and compare the result across that range. The piston filler has a heated hopper and the rotor-pump filler has a heated tank; whether either is appropriate depends on your product.

Send a container sample or a dimensioned drawing. Include the opening's inner and outer diameters, neck height, shoulder and body dimensions, container material, closure and target fill amount. These details help confirm nozzle clearance, positioning and whether any container-handling parts need to change.

It depends on the liquids, packs and machine. A changeover may involve cleaning the product path, updating fill settings, adjusting nozzles or guides, and checking the first filled packs. Ask Levapack to define the steps for your specific changeover before estimating how long it will take.

Depending on the machine, your liquid may pass through a hopper or tank, pump, valves, hoses and filling nozzles. Our gear-pump filler uses 316 stainless steel components and PEEK gears in its product path. Share your formulation and cleaning needs so Levapack can confirm the contact materials in your chosen setup.

No. The piston filler’s stated clean-in-place function applies to its hopper, and the rotor-pump filler’s applies to its material tank. That does not establish automatic cleaning of every pipe, pump, valve or nozzle. Confirm the cleaning method for the full product path on the configuration you plan to buy.

The supplied machine sheets list 220 V, 50/60 Hz power and compressed air: 0.4–0.6 MPa for the eight-head liquid filler and about 0.6 MPa for the other listed models. Check the final power phase, electrical load and air demand for your chosen configuration. Allow space for the machine, conveyors, containers, operator access and maintenance—not only its published dimensions.

Plan around your product, run time and cleaning routine. Check seals, valves, nozzles, hoses and moving parts as directed by the final machine manual. The supplied equipment lists include items such as seals, clamps, valves and chain plates, with included and recommended spare parts varying by model. Confirm the parts list and replacement schedule for your chosen setup.