Introduction
The Rotary Automatic BIB Filler is the ultimate solution for large-scale, high-volume production, designed for continuous motion and maximum efficiency. Suzhou Jingle Packaging's rotary fillers integrate multiple stations on a carousel (e.g., cap removal, vacuum/nitrogen flush, dosing, capping, case sealing). This parallel operation minimizes cycle time, allowing the machine to achieve output rates exceeding 800 bags per hour, depending on the volume. It requires consistent, high-quality bags and is usually integrated with automatic box handling equipment.
It is essential for global beverage producers and co-packers.
Specification
| Output Rate | Typical 15 to 20 bags per minute (Volume dependent) |
| Filling Method | Flowmeter or Weight Scale (Chosen for product needs) |
| Configuration | Rotary Carousel with multiple filling/capping heads |
| Automation Level | Fully automatic (Bag feeding, box conveying, filling, sealing) |
| Material | 304/316 Stainless Steel, CIPcapable |
Logistics & Global Compatibility
Global Industry Standard: Rotary fillers are the proven benchmark for high-volume liquid packaging worldwide.
International Integration: Easily connects to all standardized automated box handling, conveying, and palletizing systems.
Remote Support: PLC and HMI systems are designed for remote diagnostics and monitoring for global operations.
Energy Efficiency: Optimized servo-driven motion reduces utility costs compared to older pneumatic systems.
FAQ
- Q: What is the main difference between a rotary and an inline automatic filler?
- A: Rotary is faster due to parallel processing on the carousel. Inline is simpler and often better for slightly larger bag volumes or frequent size changeovers.
- Q: Does the rotary filler also handle large 20L bags?
- A: Rotary fillers are typically optimized for the 3L to 10L retail format. Inline fillers are more common for 20L production.
- Q: How long does a product changeover take on a rotary filler?
- A: Changeovers are minimized but still require time for CIP(cleaning) and size part adjustments, typically taking 1 to 2 hours for full process change.