Automatic Silicone Filling Machine(40-60 Cartridges Per Minute)

Silicone filling machines may be fully automated or semi-automated, and can be designed to handle a range of container sizes and shapes. They can also be customized to meet specific production requirements, such as filling speed, accuracy, and sanitation standards.

The specific working mechanisms of a silicone filling machine can vary depending on the type and model of the machine, but generally, it involves the following steps: 

1. Material preparation: The silicone material is first prepared and loaded into the hopper or reservoir of the filling machine. The hopper may be equipped with a mixer or agitator to ensure that the material is properly mixed and free of air bubbles. 

2. Container loading: The containers to be filled are then loaded onto the filling machine. This can be done manually or automatically, depending on the machine’s design. 

3. Metering: The filling machine uses a metering system, such as a positive displacement pump, to measure and control the flow of silicone material. This ensures that the correct amount of material is dispensed into each container. 

4. Filling: The silicone material is then dispensed into the containers through a filling mechanism, such as a nozzle or valve. This may be done using gravity, or a positive displacement system such as a piston or rotary valve. 

5. Leveling: Once the containers are filled, the filling machine may have a mechanism to level off the silicone material, ensuring that the containers are filled to a consistent level.

6. Capping or sealing: Finally, the filled containers may be capped or sealed, depending on the product being produced. 

Throughout the filling process, the filling machine may use sensors and controls to monitor and adjust the flow of material, ensuring that each container is filled accurately and efficiently. Some filling machines may also have additional features, such as automatic cleaning cycles or integration with other machinery in a production line.