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Liquid filling
Filling containers or other carriers with liquid is precision work and takes an awful lot of time when done manually. That’s why we’ve developed several tailor-made solutions that make Liquid Filling faster and less error-prone. In short: automating this process makes it precise and efficient.
Liquid Filling via Peristaltic pump
One of the technologies we implement in our machines is the peristaltic pump. With this pump, you can dose liquids in a precise and controlled way through the pump’s rolling movements.
Plunger pump for Liquid Filling
A plunger pump is another option. This pump allows you to dispense large quantities of liquid quickly and efficiently by using a plunger and cylinder, turning the filling process into a quick and hassle-free task.
We also offer a syringe pump for very precise and controlled dosing. This pump allows you to add the smallest amounts of liquid with precision, giving you optimal results when filling your containers.
Our customers
Liquid Filling applications
Our Liquid Filling machines are used to fill, among other things, lens implant containers. In this process, an operator places a lens in a container or vial, after which it’s filled with liquid. The container or vial is then pushed through to the sealing machine, which seals it off. Afterwards, the packaging can be disinfected. A Vision Check checks that the packaging doesn’t contain any contamination and that the seal is high-quality. We’ve also developed two machines for automatically spray coating products. One of these machines uses a pulse-spray technology, whereas the other continuously sprays the coating onto the products. Would you like to know whether we can help you with the automated filling of a container with liquid or spray coating products.
Tailored to your needs
Every production process is its own beast. That’s why we always customise our machines and platforms to help you solve your issue as efficiently and appropriately as possible. Looking for a machine that we haven’t developed yet? Take a look at GTE Custom. This line has been developed for machines that are used for very specific purposes and can’t be realised within our GTE Platform.
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