Get Top-Notch Weigh Filling Machines in Modern Production Lines
In the expansive factories and packaging plants, weigh filling machines have become essential components of the production line. These machines are designed to measure and dispense precise quantities of products into containers.
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Technical Specifications
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| Model | KM2H/E-fill-WM |
|---|---|
| Output/Hour | 80 to 85 buckets per hour (Based on 25 liters)* |
| Electrical Supply | AC 230 V Single Phase |
| Controller | Mettler Toledo / Rudrra / Equivalent Make |
| Load Cell | Rudrra / Equivalent Make |
| Pneumatic Solenoid Valves | Festo / SMC / Equivalent Make |
| Suitable Models | 5 to 50 Kg |
Frequently Asked Questions
It works best for products sold by weight rather than volume — rice, pulses, sugar, flour, spices, tea, coffee, dry fruits, pet food, seeds, fertilisers, and granules are the usual candidates. The exact machine you need really comes down to how the product flows, its size, and how accurate the filling needs to be.
A weigh filling machine checks the exact weight before dispensing, while a volumetric one just fills up to a fixed volume. If a product’s density shifts even slightly, weight-based filling tends to be more accurate and cuts down on giving away extra product, which matters if you need consistent packaging every time.
Start with your product type, target weight, how fast you need to run, and your packaging format, then factor in the level of automation you actually need. Worth thinking ahead too — future growth, how much floor space you’ve got, and whether it’ll fit in with equipment you already have.
Look at the product type you’re working with, how accurate the filling needs to be, your production capacity, how easy it is to clean and maintain, the automation level, and what kind of after-sales support comes with it. Matching the equipment to your actual production goals is what really pays off long-term.
Depends on the weight range you need (usually somewhere between 5 and 50 kg), which load cell and controller brand it’s built with, and how many filling heads you go with. Machines meant for heavier containers or tighter accuracy naturally cost more. Best to share your product weight and daily output for a proper quote.
You’ll mostly find them in adhesives, paints, pharma, chemicals, cosmetics, and agricultural packaging — basically anywhere weight matters more than volume for consistency. Thicker or heavier products especially do better with weight-based filling than the standard volumetric approach.
Yes, it’s not limited to free-flowing liquids. The auto-tare and coarse-fine filling controls help it manage thicker adhesives, pastes, and chemical products too — stuff that volume-based filling usually struggles to measure accurately.