logo
Welcome to Guangzhou Datang Machinery Equipment Co.,Ltd

Mitsubishi PLC Control Servo Filling Machine with Anti-drip Suck-back System and No Bottle No Filling Servo Filler

Basic Properties
Place of Origin: Guangzhou China
Brand Name: Datang
Certification: ISO CE TUV
Model Number: DT-GS100
Trading Properties
Minimum Order Quantity: 1
Price: 3000USD-9500USD
Payment Terms: T/T,L/C
Supply Ability: 25 Sets/Per Year
Product Summary
Single-Head Servo Filling Machine Product Introduction A Servo Filling Machine uses a servo motor and controlled motion to operate its dosing mechanism. The servo system can position a piston, rotate a metering pump or control another filling axis, allowing filling parameters to be adjusted ...

Product Details

Highlight:

Mitsubishi PLC Control Servo Filling Machine

,

Anti-drip Suck-back Servo Filler

,

No Bottle No Filling Servo Filling Machine

Core Control System: /Mitsubishi PLC + High-response Servo Drive System
Structural Advantage: Compact Design, Small Footprint, Easy To Move & Line Integration
Wetted Parts Material: Food-grade 304 Stainless Steel (Pharmaceutical-grade 316L Optional)
Safety & Compliance: Full Electrical Protection, CE & ISO9001 Compliant, Support Non-standard Customization
Operation Mode: Industrial Color Touch Screen, One-key Filling Parameter Adjustment
Standard Filling Range: 5-5000ml (Fully Customizable For Special Needs)
Applicable Materials: Water-based Liquids, Low-medium-high Viscosity Fluids, Pastes, Sauces With Trace Particles
Filling Accuracy: ≤±0.1% FS (Ultra-high Precision Industry Standard)
Core Functions: No Bottle No Filling, Anti-drip Suck-back System, Auto/Manual Dual Mode
Name: Servo Filling Machine
Measuring Method: Servo-driven High-precision Piston Volumetric Metering
Product Description
Single-Head Servo Filling Machine
Single-head servo filling machine industrial equipment
Product Introduction

A Servo Filling Machine uses a servo motor and controlled motion to operate its dosing mechanism. The servo system can position a piston, rotate a metering pump or control another filling axis, allowing filling parameters to be adjusted electronically.

'Servo' describes the drive and motion-control method, not one universal filling principle. A servo piston filler and a servo gear pump filler work differently and should be named separately. The right configuration depends on product viscosity, fill range, required accuracy, cleaning method and production rate.

Key Performance Highlights
  • Programmable motion control: Servo-driven axes can follow defined speed, position and movement profiles for the selected filling mechanism.
  • Electronic dose adjustment: Where supported, operators can change filling settings through the HMI rather than relying only on mechanical adjustments.
  • Repeatable dosing cycles: Controlled motor movement can support consistent dosing when product supply and machine conditions remain stable.
  • Servo piston configuration: A servo motor can control piston travel for volumetric filling of suitable liquids, creams and pastes.
  • Servo pump configuration: A servo motor can control pump rotation for metered liquid delivery. The pump type must be specified, such as gear or magnetic-drive pump.
  • Recipe management: The control system may store product-specific parameters to support repeatable changeovers.
  • Synchronized machine movement: Servo axes can coordinate nozzle movement, filling motion or container tracking when included in the design.
  • Integration with automated lines: Servo filling equipment can connect with conveyors, bottle handling, capping and labeling systems.
Applications and Selection Considerations

Typical applications: products compatible with the selected dosing mechanism; servo control can be applied to different liquid-filling technologies.

Selection checklist: Identify the actual dosing mechanism first, then confirm product viscosity, temperature, dose range, accuracy target, motor/control requirements, cleaning method and line speed.

Technical distinction: Servo is a drive/control descriptor, not a synonym for piston filling. Specify servo piston, servo gear pump or the actual installed metering system.

Model No. DT-GS100
Filling Range 10-200ml
Accuracy ±1%
Speed 20-80 bottles/min
Applicable Material Properties Paste/Liquid
Number of Filling Heads 1
Bottle Mouth Adaptation Range 15-100
Equipment Dimensions L1300*W830*H2000(mm)
Equipment Weight 120KG
Power Supply AC 220V/50
Power Consumption 2000W
Single-head servo filling machine operational view Single-head servo filling machine close-up detail Single-head servo filling machine production line setup
Frequently Asked Questions
Q1. What is a Servo Filling Machine? A Servo Filling Machine is packaging equipment designed for programmable motion and electronic adjustment of the dosing mechanism, where supported by the machine design. The exact mechanical configuration and included functions should be confirmed against the model specification.
Q2. How does a servo filling machine work? A servo motor follows programmed position, speed or motion commands to operate the selected metering mechanism. That mechanism may be a piston, gear pump or another compatible dosing unit. The sequence is coordinated with the container handling and control system included in the selected machine.
Q3. What products or containers can this machine handle? Typical applications include products compatible with the selected dosing mechanism; servo control can be applied to different liquid-filling technologies. Final suitability depends on the product or container dimensions and the machine's stated operating range.
Q4. What are the most important selection factors? Identify the actual dosing mechanism first, then confirm product viscosity, temperature, dose range, accuracy target, motor/control requirements, cleaning method and line speed.
Q5. What affects machine performance and consistency? Key factors include the metering mechanism, servo resolution and tuning, product stability, dose size, temperature, nozzle cut-off and repeatability of the product supply. Performance should be evaluated using the actual product, container, label or closure samples and the agreed operating conditions.
Q6. Can the machine handle different product or container sizes? Different container formats may be handled through guides, nozzle-height adjustment and approved change parts, subject to the machine's range. Confirm the permitted range and changeover procedure before ordering.
Q7. What options or auxiliary equipment can be included? Servo piston dosing, servo pump dosing, multi-head configuration, recipe storage, synchronized axes, diving nozzles and automated bottle handling. Options should be listed explicitly in the quotation so the scope is clear.
Q8. Can it be integrated into an automatic packaging line? Servo filling equipment can connect with conveyors, bottle handling, capping, induction sealing, labeling and inspection systems. Line speed, working height, transfer direction, control signals and available floor space should be checked during layout design.
Q9. What is the difference between this machine and a related machine type? Servo is a drive/control descriptor, not a synonym for piston filling. Specify servo piston, servo gear pump or the actual installed metering system.
Q10. What information should be provided for a quotation? Provide representative product/container samples or drawings, dimensions, target output, operating conditions and the required configuration. For this application, pay particular attention to: Identify the actual dosing mechanism first, then confirm product viscosity, temperature, dose range, accuracy target, motor/control requirements, cleaning method and line speed.

Request a Project-Specific Recommendation

To evaluate the correct configuration, share your product or container details, target output, operating conditions and required line arrangement. A recommendation should be based on the actual samples and confirmed technical requirements.

Related Products

Send An Inquiry