FAQ

Yes. For lower daily capacities, a straight-line machine works with minimal bottle restrictions. For higher capacity or varying bottle sizes, rotary machines with adjustable stations are ideal.

Yes. We provide multiple material tanks on one line for easy switching between products such as spray paints and cosmetics.

Yes. For CO₂, which is pressurized, we add pressure relief valves to ensure safe and accurate aerosol filling.

Yes. For wide volume ranges, we recommend dual material cylinders that can be easily switched.

Yes. We provide customized aerosol machines combining crimping and gas filling functions in one unit.

The standard hopper capacity is 20L, but customization is available. We also provide heating and mixing hoppers designed for high-viscosity products.

Our B6 piston filling and capping machine requires manual bottle placement and inner plug insertion, with automatic air blowing, filling, plug pressing, screw capping, and output. Automatic feeding of plugs, caps, or sprayers can be customized based on customer packaging.

Changeover requires replacing molds and actuators to fit different diameters. It typically takes about 30 minutes.

Yes, they can operate and be switched independently.

No built-in CIP system, but the machine program includes multiple cleaning cycles for convenience.

Yes, adjustable from 80 to 330 mm.

Normally 4 operators: one for can loading and valve insertion, one for actuator and cap, one for packing, and one for overall supervision.

Yes. Universal machines can handle both standard and BOV aerosols on the same line, while non-compatible parts can be separated. We help design for efficient changeovers.

Yes. All machines are compatible with coding systems, conveyors, and downstream packaging equipment.

Yes. Most modules are optional and customizable. We support water bath testing (except for spray paint), drying, labeling, shrink wrapping, and packing equipment.

The typical working air pressure is 0.6–0.8 MPa (6–8 bar). A stable air supply is essential for consistent filling and sealing.

Conveyors and tanks are made of high-quality stainless steel 304, ensuring corrosion resistance and durability suitable for aerosol production.

The line is mainly pneumatic, so electrical control is limited. Usually, one or two electrical cabinets are needed depending on automation level.The line is mainly pneumatic, so electrical control is limited. Usually, one or two electrical cabinets are needed depending on automation level.

Consumables depend on usage. Common parts include sealing rings, crimping heads, O-rings, and valves. We provide a recommended spare parts list and fast replacement service.

Our booster pump is a double-acting pneumatic type powered by compressed air, with high-quality imported seals. It is ideal for safely transferring flammable and explosive liquids.

Yes, an English manual is included. Manuals and interface instructions in other languages are available upon request, including on-screen operation menus.

We provide comprehensive after-sales support including online technical assistance, remote troubleshooting, video guidance, and fast spare parts delivery. Free technical consultation is offered during installation and startup; on-site service is available if needed.

Yes, we partner with reliable suppliers to offer one-stop solutions including aerosol cans and packaging materials.

We stock common spare parts and offer fast international shipping. Maintenance instructions and videos are provided, with remote or on-site engineering support available. A maintenance schedule and spare parts list are included in the manual.

No, water bath leak testing is not suitable for all aerosols (e.g., spray paints). However, we strongly recommend it for most other products. We also offer dual-path conveyor systems—one route for leak-tested products and another bypassing the water bath.

Yes. Without drying, manual packing tables assist boxing. When included, drying systems remove water droplets via sponges and hot air. We also supply automatic packing or film wrapping machines if needed.

The open conveyor bottom allows bottom-side coding by inkjet or laser printers, enabling precise marking on the can’s base.