
Production alimentaire
Machine de remplissage de sauce
Machine de remplissage de sauce pour ketchup, sauce soja, sauce chili avec particules jusqu'à 15mm. 1.500–6.000 bouteilles/h. CE & ISO 22000.
Caractéristiques clés
Particulate-Tolerant Valve Design
Sauces with visible particulates — chilli flakes, diced vegetables, whole peppercorns, seeds — require specially designed fill valves that allow particulates to pass without jamming the valve mechanism. Our rotary valve and wide-bore piston filling heads accept particulates up to 15mm while maintaining volumetric accuracy. The valve seats are tungsten carbide lined for abrasion resistance against acidic sauce formulations. Suitable for chunky salsas, pasta sauces with vegetable pieces, and textured condiments.
Hot-Fill Capability for Extended Shelf Life
Many sauce and condiment products are filled at 85–95°C (hot-fill process) to achieve commercial sterility without chemical preservatives. Our hot-fill sauce filling machines use insulated product hoppers, heated product pathways, and high-temperature valve materials rated to 120°C continuous service. The hot-fill process eliminates refrigeration requirements in retail distribution and enables ambient-temperature shelf life of 18–24 months for pH < 4.6 products (ketchup, hot sauce, vinegar-based condiments).
Multi-Product Flexible Line
Sauce production facilities typically run dozens of SKUs — different bottle sizes, different viscosity products, and both ambient and hot-fill requirements. Our sauce filling lines use servo-driven changeover for bottle guides, adjustable fill volume settings (stored as product recipes), and CIP-cleanable product paths that allow switching between product types with verified sanitation. Recipe management stores up to 200 product configurations for one-button changeover.
Spécifications techniques
Questions fréquentes
What types of sauces can this filling machine handle?▼
Our sauce filling machines handle the full range of condiment and sauce viscosities: thin liquid sauces (soy sauce, fish sauce, Worcestershire sauce — 1–10 cP), medium viscosity sauces (ketchup, BBQ sauce, teriyaki — 500–5,000 cP), thick sauces (mayonnaise, tahini, pesto — 10,000–50,000 cP), and chunky sauces with particulates (salsa, relish, pasta sauce — up to 15mm pieces). Different viscosity ranges require different fill head configurations; specify your products when requesting a quote and we'll recommend the right valve type.
What bottle materials and formats does the machine support?▼
Our sauce filling machines support glass bottles (50ml–2L), PET bottles (100ml–5L), HDPE bottles (100ml–5L), and pouch packaging (with optional pouch filling module). Bottle mouth dimensions from 28mm to 82mm are handled by standard tooling; custom tooling for specialty bottle shapes is available. For glass and PET bottles with the same mouth diameter, switching requires only conveyor guide width adjustment — typically 10–15 minutes.
How do I prevent sauce from dripping or stringing between fills?▼
Sauce dripping and stringing are the most common quality issues in sauce filling, creating label contamination, weight inaccuracy, and hygiene problems. Our sauce filling machines use pneumatic anti-drip nozzles with bottom-up filling capability — the nozzle descends to near the container bottom and retracts as the fill level rises, minimizing splash and foam. For stringy sauces (tomato ketchup, mustard), we add a positive snap-back spring mechanism in the valve that creates a clean break on valve closure. For highly viscous products, a vacuum suckback system draws residual product back into the nozzle at the end of each fill cycle.
What is the difference between volumetric and net-weight filling for sauce products?▼
Volumetric filling measures a fixed volume per fill cycle using a calibrated piston or flow meter. It is fast (higher throughput) and well-suited for homogeneous liquid sauces with consistent density (soy sauce, vinegar-based sauces). Net-weight filling uses a load cell under each container to fill to a target weight regardless of density variation. Net-weight is preferred for products with variable density (sauces with sugar settling, products with density variation between batches) and for regulatory markets requiring declared weight-based net content labeling (EU, UK, Australia). Most of our sauce lines offer both modes selectable per product recipe.
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