FOOD & INGREDIENT FILLING EQUIPMENT
Single-head and twin-head configurations for aseptic bags in drums, boxes and bulk bins. Choose around your product, package and production target.
CHOOSE YOUR FILLING ARRANGEMENT
Compare package handling and available product flow alongside the filling phase. Select the configuration that fits the complete cycle.
SINGLE HEAD CONFIGURATION
One filling position with a straightforward bag-loading, filling and closing sequence. Assess the complete cycle against your production window.
TWIN HEAD CONFIGURATION
Two filling positions that may overlap package handling. Confirm alternating or simultaneous operation, shared flow and operator access.
START WITH THE BAG
The exact cap and fitment matter as much as capacity. Select the package to see what defines the filling interface.
Drum presentation, net-weight control and filled-load movement.
Explore the format ↗PACKAGE / 02Bag support, exact fitment and the box insertion sequence.
Explore the format ↗PACKAGE / 03Liner access, head reach, full-load weighing and bulk logistics.
Explore the format ↗SELECT FOR YOUR PRODUCT
Inlet conditions, foam, pulp and final fill control.
Review the product duty ↗02Viscosity, fibre, product transfer and residue removal.
Review the product duty ↗03Concentration, feed control and drum or bin handling.
Review the product duty ↗04Particle passage, product protection and representative trials.
Review the product duty ↗KNOW WHAT THE FILLER DOES
Product sterilization is upstream of the filler. The filling cell receives treated product, manages the protected package interface and closes the bag within the defined aseptic process.
Understand the filling process →EQUIPMENT PHOTOGRAPHY
Single-head and twin-head equipment, shown from original equipment photographs with AI retouching of light and background. Confirm the offered model and package interface in the quotation.
CATALOGUE REFERENCES
Published catalogue values help identify a family. Actual throughput depends on product flow, viscosity, bag size and the full loading, filling and closing cycle. Photo appearance alone does not identify a model.
| Model | Heads | Package | Bag size | Published maximum throughput | Listed power |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| AF1S | Single | Bag-in-drum | 200–220 L | up to 6 t/h | 1 kW |
| AF1D | Twin | Bag-in-drum | 200–220 L | up to 12 t/h | 2 kW |
| AF2S | Single | Bag-in-box | 1–25 L | up to 3 t/h | 1 kW |
| AF2D | Twin | Bag-in-box | 1–25 L | up to 5 t/h | 2 kW |
Source: published equipment catalogue, checked 12 October 2026. These are catalogue maxima, not a performance guarantee for your material. Confirm fitment drawing, utilities, net-fill accuracy and acceptance method in the offered specification.
Assess juices, fruit purées, concentrates and compatible food ingredients. Provide viscosity at filling temperature, fibre and particle size; confirm pumpability and passage through the actual fitment.
A single head offers a direct handling sequence. Twin heads may overlap package handling where the design allows. Metering, weighing, controls and cleaning are specified together.
The filler protects the treated product at the package interface. Product sterilization is upstream; validate product treatment, sterile transfer, bag handling and closure as one system.
COMPLETE THE FILLING CELL
Specify the head together with product transfer, weighing, cleaning and controls. Keep equipment responsibilities clear.
Match the exact bag neck, cap and filling head as one interface.
Review the module ↗Keep the product sterilization responsibility separate from the filler.
Review the module ↗Connect fill measurement to package presentation and movement.
Review the module ↗Separate cleaning effectiveness from establishing the aseptic operating state.
Review the module ↗CONFIGURE YOUR ENQUIRY
Choose a configuration brief. The exact machine and compatibility are confirmed against your bag and product.
Useful when a single presentation position fits the required production window. Confirm the complete cycle before assigning a bags-per-hour rating.
MAKE THE NEXT CONVERSATION USEFUL
You do not need a finished specification to start. Bring the product and package you know; identify the details that still need confirmation.
Use the complete filling cycle to distinguish single- and twin-head arrangements.
Connect the actual bag, cap and product inlet to the proposed filling equipment.
State the fill target, operating conditions and acceptance basis before comparing proposals.
YOUR PRODUCT. YOUR PACKAGE. YOUR PROJECT.
Send your bag format, product and production target. Add fitment drawings and site conditions when available.