Semi Liquid Filling Machine in Longding

Semi-liquid filling is the process of filling containers with a substance that is not completely liquid, such as pastes, creams, gels, and lotions. These substances are typically thick and viscous, which can make the filling process more challenging than filling with a completely liquid substance.

There are several different methods that can be used for semi-liquid filling, depending on the viscosity of the substance and the type of container being filled. Some common methods include:

• Piston Filling: This method involves using a piston to push the semi-liquid substance into the container. This method is particularly useful for thicker substances that may require more force to fill.
• Auger Filling: This method uses an auger to move the semi-liquid substance into the container. The auger is typically a screw-like mechanism that rotates and moves the substance forward.
• Pump Filling: This method involves using a pump to move the semi-liquid substance into the container. The pump can be either a positive displacement pump or a peristaltic pump, depending on the viscosity of the substance.
• Gravity Filling: This method involves filling the container by allowing the semi-liquid substance to flow into it under the force of gravity. This method is typically used for thinner substances that do not require as much force to fill.