In the jam production workshop, the sticky strawberry pulp once caused the traditional single-column packaging machine to "strike" frequently, and the operator had to repeatedly flush the blocked pipes with hot water. Today, the four-column diversion device of the liquid multi-column packaging machine is evenly packaging the boiling fruit pulp, and the nano-coating on the inner wall of the stainless steel flow channel is gleaming - this is the secret weapon for dealing with high-viscosity liquids.
"The key to shortening the production time from 6 hours to 40 minutes is the combination of modules." The engineer pointed to the detachable metering module and explained. The liquid multi-column packaging machine adopts a building block design. For two completely different fluids, shampoo and soy sauce, you only need to replace the corrosion-resistant or food-grade module, and the flexible production line will immediately complete the form switch. It is with this flexibility that a condiment company can handle eight specifications of oyster sauce packaging at the same time during the peak season, and the warehouse turnover rate has increased by 120%.
The data flow jumping on the control screen reveals another innovation. The intelligent filling system automatically adjusts to the "slow flow mode" when filling coconut oil through fluid dynamics algorithms, and starts "pulse filling" when encountering shower gel with bubbles at the bottom. This system is like an experienced master, which can sense the characteristic differences of 250 liquid media and control the filling error to a medical-grade accuracy of ±0.5ml.
When a cosmetics OEM introduced a liquid multi-row packaging machine, its lip glaze filling line unexpectedly led to upstream and downstream changes. Packaging material suppliers began to produce special-shaped hoses adapted to multi-row equipment, and logistics companies specially customized three-dimensional storage racks. This industrial synergy triggered by efficient packaging solutions is forming a new industry upgrade trend-just like the chain reaction triggered by the birth of the first automatic packaging machine.
The workshop in the twilight no longer needs to be brightly lit, and the automatic control system has taken over 80% of the processes. But in the quality inspection area, the master still touches the sesame oil packaging bags that have just come off the line with the back of his hand: "Robotic arms can never replace this kind of tactile judgment." The liquid multi-row packaging machine seems to understand this persistence. Its AI learning module is converting the master's "tactile experience" into a 0.1¡æ temperature difference compensation parameter, allowing technology and craftsmanship to coexist on the assembly line.
