Edible Oil Bottle Filling Machine

The bottle filling configuration can support PET, HDPE and glass bottles within the agreed project range. Round, square and custom bottles may require different guides, star wheels, nozzles or change parts. Send bottle and cap drawings or samples before the final range and changeover method are confirmed.

It can be supplied as either a standalone edible oil bottle filling machine or a complete oil bottling machine line. A complete oil bottling line normally includes bottle feeding, filling, capping, induction sealing or neck banding when required, labeling, date coding and case packing according to the project scope.

Output is calculated from the fill volume, oil flow, number of filling heads, bottle stability and the speed of capping, labeling and packing modules. The project range is typically 1,000–6,000 bottles/hour, but the quotation should state the confirmed speed for each required bottle and fill volume.

A multi-format line can be designed for PET, HDPE and glass when the bottle dimensions, stability, neck finish and cap systems are compatible with the selected handling equipment. The quotation should list the required change parts and the changeover procedure for every approved format.

Yes, provided the filling method and product path are selected from the oil properties and pack specification. Flow-meter or net-weight filling may be considered for higher-value oils, while nozzle design, oxygen-control options and cleaning requirements should be confirmed during product testing rather than assumed from the oil name alone.

It can be configured for multiple fill volumes when the filler, nozzle, conveyor and closing system cover both container formats. A 500ml bottle and a 5L container have very different fill times and handling needs, so the expected output and required change parts should be quoted separately for each format.

Accuracy depends on the filling principle, fill volume, oil temperature and viscosity, container tare variation and calibration method. The quotation should state the accuracy basis and acceptance test for each required format; do not compare percentage figures without checking whether they refer to volume, weight or repeatability.