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Container filling machine CS-R
for foodfor the food industryrotary

Container filling machine - CS-R - TECNOCEAM - for food / for the food industry / rotary
Container filling machine - CS-R - TECNOCEAM - for food / for the food industry / rotary
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Characteristics

Container type
container
Product applications
for food
Domain
for the food industry
Type
rotary
Throughput

Max.: 14,000 p/h

Min.: 3,600 p/h

Volume

5,000 ml
(169.1 US fl oz)

Description

The machine is suitable to fill vacuum glass or metallic containers - containing vegetables or fruits - with preserving fluids such as oil, vinegar, brine, syrup. The machine is also capable to fill sauce, tomato sauce, chopped tomato and sauces containing small pieces of cooked vegetables. ADVANTAGES: - VACUUM FILLING VALVES: are made without scrapings or springs, thus being stable and still during operation. The product contained inside the reservoir automatically feeds valves, without any need of connecting pipes. Advantages are therefore an excellent tightness of valves and very easy and quick cleaning operations. - FORMAT CHANGE: a really quick and easy operation. - HEAD THICKNESS REPLACEMENT: these thicknesses are interlocked and easily replaceable by hand. They have to be interposed on the rubber seals laid upon the container neck during the filling stage (the bigger their thickness, the lesser the fluid volume filled into the container). - The machine doesn’t require to be regulated during operation as the adjustments made before the production cycle start, are sufficient.

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