The Ultimate Filling Line Solution For Saudi Arabia Customers

        Theme: Liquid Detergent Bottle Filling Line

        Published by: Anna-Landpack

        Country: Saudi Arabia

        Customer: Knooz

        Product: Liquid Detergent

        Packing by: Bottles

The Target & Challenge:

As we expand our horizons, we encounter new challenges. One such challenge arises from end customers seeking efficient solutions for their detergent production lines. These customers demand versatility, precision, and reliability. Specifically, they require a system that can handle both corrosive 5% bleach and other detergent liquids. Additionally, the packaging process must accommodate various cap types—pump or screw versions—for both round and square bottles.

How We Did It (Solution):

After extensive consultations with end customers, we present our game-changing solution: the 4-Head Filling Machine Line with Rotor Pump. Let's delve into its remarkable features:

• Accurate Filling: Our system ensures precise measurements, even for corrosive liquids like bleach. The rotor pump technology guarantees accuracy and consistency.

• Manual Cap Feeding: Recognizing the need for flexibility, we recommend manual cap feeding. Our system adapts seamlessly whether it's a single vibration feeder or multiple trackers.

• Round and Square Bottles: Our filling line caters to both round and square bottle shapes. No matter the geometry, our solution delivers flawless results.

• Top-Selling Double-Side Labeling Machine: We propose our best-selling double-side labeling machine to complement the filling process. It streamlines labeling for both bottle types.

The Liquid Detergent Filling Line picture as below:

The Liquid Detergent Filling Line video as below:

Feedback:

"Despite being a partner to our machinery, LANDPACK has been instrumental in meeting our present and future production requirements. Their reliable recommendations have set us on a path toward efficiency and success. We extend our heartfelt gratitude for their exceptional service."