Transfer & balance · equipment
Juice transfer & balancing
Connect unlike upstream and downstream rates without obscuring product hold conditions.
Juice with a specified temperature, viscosity, pulp and gas condition.
View details →Aseptic Bag-in-Drum Filler for fruit juice processing
Match the product path and treatment boundary to the selected pack.
Filling interface
- Incoming material
- Accepted juice or formulated product under defined transfer conditions.
- Required output
- Filled and closed packages for the specified downstream handling.
Machine structure and working path
The pictured machine has two enclosed filling heads above drum conveyor lanes, a central control cabinet and overhead product lines. It illustrates aseptic bag-in-drum packaging; other bottles, pouches or closures require distinct equipment and process validation.
Aseptic bag formats
The equipment family covers aseptic bags, bag-in-drum and bag-in-box formats, with a published 1–220 L bag-size reference and larger formats available as options. The pictured arrangement shows two drum handling lanes; small-bag capability requires its own bag support, interface and metering configuration.
Protected filling boundary
A protected aseptic filling chamber receives product already processed for the intended pack and storage route. PLC-controlled automatic filling and CIP/SIP-compatible product paths are listed configuration options. Upstream treatment, the bag interface, closure and transfer connections must work as one validated system.
Acceptance
Measure fill accuracy, closure/seal performance, start/stop losses and accepted output at the actual product conditions. If a filler already exists, verify its restrictions before specifying upstream equipment.
Configuration and operating basis
- Packaging family
- Aseptic bag, bag-in-drum or bag-in-box, using format-specific equipment
- Bag-size reference
- 1–220 L across the family; larger formats by configuration
- Product-contact material
- SUS304 or SUS316L
- Control
- PLC automatic filling control
- Cleaning / sterilization
- CIP / SIP-compatible configuration
- Filling capacity
- Project-specific; assessed at the actual bag size, viscosity and filling cycle
- Fill accuracy
- Acceptance tolerance agreed for the product and metering arrangement
Inspection and maintenance
Inspect nozzles, valves and package-contact zones; define product recovery and cleaning releases.
A filling speed or an aseptic marketing term does not establish a validated product/pack process.
The quotation sets out the selected configuration, contact materials, tested duty basis, utilities, equipment interfaces and supply scope.
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Purchase questions
What capacity should I provide?
State the material and units: raw-fruit kg/h, extracted juice L/h or finished-product kg/h. Include operating hours, cleaning and campaign changes separately. These rates cannot be treated as interchangeable.
Are the displayed images supplied-model evidence?
Equipment images show machine families, not a fixed bill of materials or a verified customer installation. Schematic images mark duties for which no model photograph is shown. The quotation identifies the selected configuration and supply scope.
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Adjacent duties and interfaces
Cleaning system · equipment
CIP Cleaning System
Make re-used and new equipment part of a defined hygienic release.
Named product-contact circuits with known soil and material compatibility.
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