If you're considering investing in liquid filling equipment, there are a few factors you should keep in mind:
The type of liquid you will be filling (viscosity, density, etc.): The type of liquid you'll be filling will affect the type of equipment you need. For example, thin liquids can use gravity filling methods, while thick liquids require piston filling.
The containers you'll be using: The type of container you use will also affect the type of filling equipment you need. Some containers, such as bottles, are easier to fill than others, such as tubes.
The throughput (how many containers you need to fill per hour): The higher the throughput, the more filling heads you'll need on your equipment.
The production volume you require: You'll need different types and sizes of equipment depending on whether you're filling 100 containers per day or 10,000.
The accuracy required: You'll need to take accuracy into account when choosing your liquid filling equipment. For example, if you're filling syringes with a small amount of liquid, you'll need equipment that can fill the syringes with a high degree of accuracy.
