FEIZHAN
Automatic Servo Magnetic Pump Small Bottle Food Liquid Filling and Capping Machine
$9,900.00
Description
Small bottles are often used for food flavorings, liquid extracts, concentrated seasonings, and specialty edible oils. These products require controlled filling and secure cap application without making the packaging process unnecessarily complicated.
The FEIZHAN automatic small bottle filling and capping machine combines bottle feeding, liquid filling, cap feeding, and screw capping in one compact system. It uses a servo magnetic gear pump for dispensing low-viscosity liquids. Filling volume can be set through the touchscreen control panel.
With a stated filling accuracy of ±1% and a working speed of approximately 15–30 bottles per minute, the machine is designed for small-bottle production where filling consistency and coordinated operation matter.
Bottle dimensions, cap specifications, and fixing molds can be customized to suit the intended packaging format. Before ordering, confirm liquid compatibility, food-contact material requirements, and bottle and cap dimensions with the FEIZHAN team.
Key Features
Servo Magnetic Gear Pump Filling
A servo-driven magnetic gear pump meters low-viscosity liquids. Operators enter the fill volume on the touchscreen. Stated accuracy is ±1%. Your product and operating conditions can shift that slightly.
Filling and Capping in One Machine
One machine feeds the bottles, fills them, feeds the caps, and screws them on. You skip the manual handoffs between steps.
Automatic Cap Feeding
A vibratory bowl sorts the caps and delivers them to the capping station. Using an unusual cap? We can customize the bowl to match it.
Custom Bottle Positioning
Fixing molds hold each bottle steady during filling and capping, so the nozzle and the cap meet the bottle where they should. Bottle size or shape different? We can make custom molds.
Touchscreen Control
One panel handles everything. Operators set parameters, watch the run, and adjust settings, even mid-production.
Compact Layout
The machine measures about 1250 × 800 × 1640 mm (L × W × H). Four packaging steps fit into a small footprint.

Food Applications
Food Flavorings and Extracts
Vanilla and other culinary extracts in small bottles. Thin, pourable liquids work best (no pulp, no sediment), and every part the liquid touches should be food-grade. Check viscosity first, because that decides which pump fits.
Liquid Seasonings and Condiments
Liquid seasoning extracts and vinegar-based condiments, the runny kind, suit small-bottle filling. Thick sauces are another matter. So are products with particles, since they clog nozzles and throw off fill volume. Both need their own compatibility test before you commit to a line.
Specialty Edible Oils
Olive oil, sesame oil, and similar specialty oils fill cleanly in small bottles. Oils differ more than you’d expect, though. Run the actual oil through the pump (water is a poor stand-in) and confirm fill accuracy before production starts.
Beverage Concentrates
Tea extracts, coffee flavor concentrates, and other low-viscosity drink ingredients. Worth a trial run. Match the machine to the product’s properties and the bottle’s neck diameter and height before you choose a model.

Detail

Touchscreen Control Panel
Set filling parameters and adjust operating settings right on the screen. Operators watch the run and make changes mid-production, without leaving the panel.

Automatic Bottle Feeding Structure
Bottles move into the fixing molds on their own, ready for filling and capping. Less hand-loading, fewer touches.

Servo Magnetic Gear Pump
Built for low-viscosity liquids. Filling volume is adjustable from the control panel. Before production, test your actual product (viscosity and material contact are the usual snags).

Vibratory Cap Feeding Bowl
The bowl shakes caps into the right orientation and feeds them forward. Its layout can be tailored to your cap design, so share the cap details up front.

Servo Capping Structure
Screw caps only, applied to compatible bottles. Results hinge on three things: the bottle finish, the cap design, and the tightening conditions you need.

Custom Bottle Fixing Molds
Each mold holds a bottle steady through filling and capping. Shapes and sizes vary, so we make molds to match (within the range of compatible bottles).

Electrical Control Components
Components sit where technicians can reach them. Inspection and maintenance stay simple, and the whole machine runs in step.

Specifications
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Machine Model |
FZ-AFC48 |
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Machine Type |
Automatic Small Bottle Filling and Capping Machine |
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Filling Pump |
Servo Magnetic Gear Pump |
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Minimum Filling Volume |
3 mL |
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Stated Filling Accuracy |
±1% |
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Working Speed |
Approx. 15–30 bottles/min |
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Bottle Diameter |
15–50 mm |
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Bottle Height |
50–250 mm, customizable |
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Bottle Cap Size |
Customizable |
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Power Supply |
110/220 V, 50 Hz |
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Total Power |
3 kW |
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Air Pressure |
0.6–0.7 MPa |
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Machine Dimensions |
Approx. 1250 × 800 × 1640 mm |
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Package Dimensions |
Approx. 1470 × 820 × 1550 mm |
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Package Weight |
Approx. 320 kg |
Actual speed depends on the fill volume and liquid characteristics; voltage configuration, food-contact materials, and other customization requirements must be confirmed prior to placing an order.

Frequently Asked Questions
1. What food products can this machine fill?
Low-viscosity liquids: flavorings, culinary extracts, liquid seasonings, specialty edible oils. Each product still needs its own suitability check.
2. What is the minimum filling volume?
3 mL. The practical range shifts with the liquid and your filling conditions (viscosity, for one).
3. What is the filling speed?
Roughly 15–30 bottles per minute. Where you land in that range depends on filling volume, liquid properties, and container setup.
4. Can the machine fill edible oil?
Potentially. It comes down to the oil’s flow behavior and whether it suits the pump and product-contact parts. Test the real oil before confirming the application.
5. Can it handle thick sauces or liquids containing particles?
Don’t assume so. The pump targets low-viscosity liquids, so thick sauces, pastes, and anything with particles need an application assessment first.
6. Can the machine accommodate different bottle sizes?
Yes, within limits: diameter 15–50 mm, height 50–250 mm. Outside that window, custom fixing molds may cover other compatible formats.
7. Can the cap-feeding system be customized?
Yes. The vibratory bowl can be tailored to the cap design. Send bottle and cap samples or dimension drawings, and compatibility gets confirmed faster.
8. Is the machine suitable for food-contact production?
Food-contact suitability depends on the materials used in the product-contact parts and the requirements of the target market. Please confirm the required material grades and cleaning procedure before ordering.
9. What utilities are required?
Power: 110/220 V, 50 Hz, 3 kW total. Air: 0.6–0.7 MPa. Confirm the exact electrical configuration and compressed-air needs for your order.
10. What information is needed for a machine recommendation?
Send the product name, plus a viscosity figure or a sample. Add target filling volume, bottle dimensions, cap type, and required output. Food-contact requirements help too. With those in hand, we can judge whether the standard configuration fits.
$9,900.00
$9,900.00
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