Tube fill and Seal machines are designed to effectively fill and seal any form of liquid or paste product within a laminated plastic, polyfoil, or Aluminium tube. Known to be flexible and modular, these machines allow differentiated tube feeding to suit individual requirements and can be integrated into any new or existing production line for the filling and sealing of tubes of various shapes and sizes.

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Our Fill Seal machines cover a wide variety of applications and can be customised according to your production needs. Additional stirring devices, saddle folding equipment, or other individual modules that comprise our Filling and Sealing machines are available in manual, semi-automatic, and automatic versions according to your production requirements.

Regardless of the viscosity of the substances or liquids being filled, Tube Fill and Seal machines can easily be integrated into a wide range of production sectors such as pharmaceutical, FMCG, cosmetics and chemical industries.

Any viscous substance like an ointment, cream, syrup, sauce and paste, shampoo and liquid soap, lotion, serum, glue, paint, and viscous pesticide are suited to tube fill and seal packaging.

• Vertical No-Tube No-Fill dosing system is fitted with smart sensors to detect missing tubes
• Adjustable dust aspiration vacuum ensures accurate cleaning without air entrapment
• Intuitive HMI system with PLC display allows for continuous monitoring, fast error detection and calibration, and, easy adjustment of dosing speed and volume
• Additional quality-control sensors detect reversed or jammed tubes, and air pressure drops
• Complete accessibility to work area for easy cleaning of all SS 316 stainless steel contact parts

Tube Fill and Seal machines are highly technical, twin-channel linear filling and sealing machines that collect tubes from tube buckets and feeds them through an automatic tube feeding device that will automatically insert the tubes into cup seats in a vertical position.

As the cup seats rotate in line, an adjustable dust aspiration and vacuum device will clean the inside of the tubes before a lockable cone hopper positions the tubes in the dosing station. A pneumatic quantitative filling valve designed to preserve homogeneity and product temperature then proceeds to automatically fill tubes according to prescribed parameters before they are conveyed down the line to the sealing station.

Factoring in the tubes’ material composition and diameter, a mechanical heat seal and crimper will then instantly seal each tube’s top-end before a coding device prints the manufacturing date and batch number onto the tube’s tail.

Each machine also comprises an automatic tube discharge station where finished tubes are collected into a tube collection vessel.