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chemical liquid filling machine

USA

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Cleaning ProductsApplication example

liquid chemical filling machine

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LaboratoryApplication example

semi automatic chemical liquid filling machine

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chemical liquid filling machine

Chemical Liquid Filling Machine

Chemical liquid filling machine: ATEX Zone 1/2, PVDF/PTFE/Hastelloy wetted parts, acid alkali solvent. tolerance by RFQ. 20–150 fills/min. CE and ATEX documentation reviewed by project scope.

Technical Specifications

explosion proof
ATEX Zone 1 / Zone 2 option (Ex d, Ex e)
wetted parts
PVDF ¡ PTFE ¡ PP ¡ Hastelloy (material matched to chemical)
accuracy
by RFQ
speed
20 – 150 fills/min
fill range
100 ml – 25,000 ml
container
Plastic drum ¡ IBC ¡ Jerry can ¡ Glass bottle ¡ Canister
corrosion resistance
Acids ¡ Alkalis ¡ Solvents ¡ Oxidisers ¡ Flammables
anti static
Grounding clamp + anti-static conveyor (flammable liquids)
vapour control
Vapour capture nozzle option (VOC recovery)
control
PLC + HMI, hazardous-area rated enclosure
documentation
Scope-reviewed documentation

Applications

Strong Acid & Alkali
Flammable Solvents (ATEX)
Industrial Cleaning Liquid
Hydrogen Peroxide & Bleach
Pesticide & Herbicide
Lubricating & Cutting Oil
Adhesives & Resin
Paint & Ink

FAQ

What chemicals can a chemical liquid filling machine fill?▼
Chemical liquid filling machines are designed to fill: strong acids (hydrochloric acid, sulfuric acid, nitric acid, phosphoric acid); strong alkalis (sodium hydroxide, potassium hydroxide, ammonia solution); solvents and flammable liquids (acetone, IPA, ethanol, toluene, xylene — hazardous-area documentation reviewed model required); oxidising agents (hydrogen peroxide, sodium hypochlorite); cleaning compounds (industrial detergent, bleach, descaler); agricultural chemicals (pesticide, herbicide, fertiliser solution); petrochemicals (lubricating oil, cutting fluid, coolant); and specialty chemicals (adhesive, ink, resin, epoxy component). Material selection for wetted parts (PVDF, PTFE, PP, Hastelloy) is critical and depends on the specific chemical, concentration and temperature.
What is ATEX documentation and when is it required for chemical filling?▼
ATEX (ATmospheres EXplosibles) is the EU directive governing equipment used in potentially explosive atmospheres — environments where flammable gas, vapour, mist or dust may be present. ATEX Zone 1 means explosive atmosphere is likely to occur during normal operation. ATEX documentation review means explosive atmosphere is not likely in normal operation but may occur occasionally. For chemical filling, ATEX documentation is required when: filling flammable solvents (flash point below 60°C) — acetone, ethanol, IPA, toluene, xylene, hexane; filling highly flammable fuels; and filling any liquid whose vapour concentration in air can reach the lower explosive limit (LEL). hazardous-area documentation review filling machines use explosion-proof motors, intrinsically safe control panels, anti-static conveyors and vapour-capture fill nozzles. Outside the EU, equivalent standards include IECEx (international), NEC (USA) and GB3836 (China).
How do I select the right wetted-part material for chemical filling?▼
Wetted parts are all components that contact the chemical product: cylinder, piston, seals, nozzle, valve and tubing. Material selection guide: SUS316L (standard): suitable for mild acids, alkalis and most non-halogenated solvents. Not suitable for hydrochloric acid, bleach or strong oxidisers. PVDF (polyvinylidene fluoride): excellent resistance to most acids, alkalis, halogens and oxidising agents. Suitable for hydrochloric acid, sulfuric acid, hydrogen peroxide, bleach, sodium hydroxide. Widely used for chemical filling. PP (polypropylene): good resistance to acids and alkalis at room temperature. Less suitable for aromatic solvents and chlorinated solvents. Economical option for dilute chemicals. PTFE (polytetrafluoroethylene): nearly universal chemical resistance. Used for seals and nozzle liners in highly aggressive applications. Hastelloy C276: best-in-class corrosion resistance for highly oxidising mineral acids and mixed acid environments. Contact our engineers with your specific chemical, concentration and temperature for a material recommendation.
What safety features are required for chemical liquid filling machines?▼
Required safety features for chemical filling machines may include chemical-resistant enclosure, emergency stop design, grounding and bonding for flammable liquids, vapour capture nozzle, overfill protection, spill containment, operator guards, PPE guidance and ATEX-related documentation review. The zone classification, inspection records and final documentation package should be confirmed by product, site conditions, destination market and technical agreement.
What is the difference between a chemical filling machine and a standard liquid filling machine?▼
Standard liquid filling machine (food/cosmetic): SUS304/316L construction; standard IP55 electrical enclosure; standard piston seals (NBR or silicone); no vapour control; no explosion protection; no chemical resistance coatings. Chemical liquid filling machine: PVDF/PTFE/Hastelloy wetted parts option; IP65/IP67 sealed electrical enclosure; chemically resistant seals (PTFE, EPDM, Viton, FFKM); vapour capture nozzle option; hazardous-area documentation review option for flammable liquids; anti-static features; dedicated drainage and containment tray; full chemical compatibility documentation. The chemical version requires a separate quotation because wetted materials, seals, enclosure rating and ATEX documentation can change the scope.
What is the investment for a chemical liquid filling machine?▼
Semi-automatic PVDF chemical filler (100ml–5,000ml): scope-based quotation. Automatic PVDF inline filler (4 heads, 20–60 fills/min): scope-based quotation. ATEX documentation review automatic chemical filler (4 heads): scope-based quotation. ATEX Zone 1 automatic chemical filler with full explosion-proof package: scope-based quotation. Complete chemical filling line with drum/IBC filling capability: scope-based quotation. Prices vary significantly based on chemical type, material specification, ATEX zone and fill volume range. Contact us with your chemical safety data sheet (SDS) and production requirements.

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