These machines are designed primarily for the pharmaceutical industry (including sterile injectables, dry powders, antibiotics, and vaccines) and are also suitable for cosmetic, chemical, agriculture, herbal, and nutraceutical applications.

Filling accuracy is typically ±2–3% (depending on powder characteristics, bulk density uniformity, and environmental conditions). High-speed injectable models achieve high volumetric accuracy through adjustable pistons, doctor blades, and vacuum systems.

Output varies by model. Automatic Auger models range from up to 30 bottles/minute (single head) to 90 bottles/minute (triple head). High-speed injectable and dry injection filling machines can reach up to 100–200 vials per minute, with some configurations supporting higher speeds depending on vial size and powder type.

Contact parts are typically made of SS316 (or SS316L) and Nylon/HDPE for easy cleaning and sterilization. Machine frames use SS304. The machines feature compact GMP designs, support IQ/OQ documentation, and are suitable for Class 100 sterile environments with options for laminar airflow.

Powder is loaded into a hopper. Containers move via conveyor; a sensor activates a magnetic clutch or servo-driven auger that rotates to dispense a precise volume through a nozzle. Features include “No Bottle – No Fill,” variable frequency drives, and easy-to-clean tooling for free-flowing and non-free-flowing powders.

Sterile powder is agitated in a hopper for uniform density, then vacuum-sucked into ports on a rotating powder wheel. Excess is removed by a doctor blade, and the dose is flushed into vials with sterilized air or nitrogen. Filled vials are immediately stoppered (and often sealed) in a monobloc setup to maintain sterility.

Auger machines commonly handle 5 g to 60 g (or higher in some configurations). Injectable/dry injection models typically fill 50 mg to 6–10 g. Compatible containers include vials from 5 ml to 250 ml and various bottles/jars, with custom tooling available.

Yes. Options include multiple auger heads, servo drives, PLC/HMI controls, inbuilt laminar airflow for Class 100 sterile filling, nitrogen flushing, rubber stoppering/bunging units, and integration into complete lines. Machines support aseptic operations with easily removable, autoclavable contact parts.

Yes, the company exports to numerous countries across Asia, Europe, Africa, the Americas, the Middle East, and beyond. Customers can connect with the engineering team for customized, cGMP-compliant solutions tailored to specific production needs and request a quote via the website.