A trolley-based filling machine is a semi-automatic or automatic system designed for precise and efficient filling of containers, often with a buffer tank, mounted on a mobile trolley. These machines are commonly used in industries handling various liquids, pastes, and even some solid-like materials. They feature a weighing platform, a control panel, and a structure to hold a buffer tank, all placed on a mobile trolley for easy movement and operation. 

Key Features:

• Mobility:

  The trolley design allows for easy movement and positioning of the machine within a production area.

• Versatility:

  Suitable for filling various container sizes and types, including bottles, jars, and pails. 

• Precision Filling:

  Utilizes load cells and PLC for accurate filling, often with a three-stage filling process (coarse, fine, super fine) for optimal accuracy. 

• Buffer Tank:

  Incorporates a buffer tank to ensure a consistent supply of material during the filling process. 

• Adjustable Settings:

  Features like adjustable filling speed and volume, as well as platform height adjustment, allow for customization based on product and container requirements. 

• Material Compatibility:

  Can handle a wide range of materials, from liquids like water and beverages to pastes and even some solid-like products. 

• Durable Construction:

  Typically made with materials like stainless steel (e.g., Grade 304, 202) for hygiene and longevity. 

• User-Friendly Interface:

  Features like in-built totalizers, recipe management for different products, and clear control panels enhance usability. 

• In-flight Filling:

  Some models incorporate in-flight filling technology for more efficient and accurate filling. 

• Semi-Automatic or Automatic:

  Can be semi-automatic, requiring manual placement of containers, or fully automatic with conveyor systems for continuous operation. 

Applications:

• Food and Beverage Industry: Filling sauces, jams, yogurt, and other food products. 
• Chemical Industry: Filling various chemicals, solvents, and other liquids. 
• Cosmetics and Personal Care: Filling creams, lotions, shampoos, and other cosmetic products. 
• Pharmaceutical Industry: Filling liquids and other pharmaceutical products, sometimes with specialized systems like single-use filling paths.
• Other Industries: Used in a variety of industries requiring precise filling of containers with various substances.