Filling Machine
Model ZS-FS180 · Filling Machine
Last updated: 2026-10
Snap-sachet forming-filling-sealing line whose stainless-steel-nozzle peristaltic pump doses 1-30ml into film-formed sachets: it runs PVC/PE film of (0.2-0.4) × 120mm with a 20mm maximum forming depth, draws 6.5kW from a 380V/50Hz supply, PLC touchscreen with multilingual interface, and weighs 1100kg on a 4200 × 950 × 1400mm frame.
The ZS-FS180 is a snap-sachet forming-filling-sealing line whose peristaltic pump doses a stated 1-30ml into film-formed sachets on PVC/PE film of (0.2-0.4) × 120mm, drawing 6.5kW from a 380V/50Hz supply.
| Fill range | 1-30 ml, peristaltic pump |
|---|---|
| Container range | PVC/PE (0.2-0.4) × 120mm packing material; max forming depth 20 mm |
| Power supply | 380V/50Hz; 6.5 kW |
| Dimensions | 4200 × 950 × 1400 mm |
| Starting price | $78,000 |
| Machine weight | 1100 kg |
| Construction materials | Stainless-steel filling nozzles |
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