How should a small edible oil filling machine be selected?

The edible oil filling machine uses a high-precision flow meter with a German high-precision pulse transmitter, and collects temperature in real time to compensate for the density change of the oil due to the temperature difference, thereby effectively ensuring the accuracy of the filling measurement. The two measurement methods of volume and mass can be freely converted to overcome the loss caused by filling the oil by volume when the temperature becomes lower and the density becomes larger.

In life, we always mention "firewood, rice, oil, salt, sauce, vinegar and tea, life is inseparable from it". Although things are common, any of the above-mentioned items is indispensable in our lives, so today we choose one of them to talk about it specifically. Speaking of edible oil, we use it every day, whether we cook at home, go to a restaurant or order takeout, there must be oil in the food we buy.

As a general necessity of life, edible oil naturally has a market and a large demand, so many businesses have invested in the industry of producing oil products. There are many manufacturers selling edible oil filling machines now, which increases the choice for customers while also making it more difficult for customers to identify the quality of edible oil filling machines.

First, you need to figure out what kind of materials you are going to process, such as whether you are going to fill edible oil or olive oil, and clarify your packaging method and packaging specifications. In this way, the salesperson will recommend you the equipment you need. Then determine your own production plan and the daily production output to be achieved, such as how much filling a day or how much filling an hour.

Generally speaking, the filling speed of an edible oil filling machine is determined by the number of filling heads. The more heads there are, the higher the filling efficiency will be. In this step, you can determine how many heads of equipment you need, whether to choose fully automatic or semi-automatic. Next, you can take the materials to the manufacturer for on-site testing. In this step, you need to determine whether their equipment is suitable for your materials, whether the quantitative is accurate, whether the filling effect is what you want, and whether the speed can meet the requirements.