Single Machine Catalog
Pick the machine you need, see its specs and estimated price instantly.
What to check when buying a single machine
Buying a single machine looks simpler than building a line, but it is where more mistakes are made. It is not enough for the machine to run on its own; it has to fit your existing line's speed, infeed and discharge heights, electrical load and product format. One wrongly chosen machine drags every piece of equipment before and after it down to its own speed. That is why a single-machine enquiry still asks about capacity, product and the existing line. The machines below are supplied either standalone or as part of a line; technical specifications may change with your product, and the exact configuration is fixed after the pre-assessment.
Our machine range
Compact Filling Line
Gear-pump compact line combining filling, capping and labeling on a single chassis.
4x1 Servo Linear Filling Machine
4-injector linear machine with volumetric servo filling; nozzles rise from the bottle bottom while filling, preventing foam in foamy products.
Solar Energy Drying System
A closed cabin fruit, vegetable, and aromatic plant drying system that operates solely on solar energy. It generates its own electricity and heat using solar collectors.
Granule Filling Machine
Vibration-system precise filling for granular products such as olives, rice, chickpeas, beans, salt and seeds.
Solar + Electric Hybrid Drying Oven
A compact drying oven powered by solar energy and a 220 V electric resistance. Both energy sources can be used separately or together.
Single-Lane Capping Machine
Automatic capping for jars and bottles.
Dual-Lane Capping Machine
High-capacity dual-lane capping.
Can Seaming Machine
Double-seam closing for tin cans.
Manual Labeling Machine
Economical manual-feed labeling for round containers.
Semi-Automatic Labeling Machine
Fast, neat labeling with a single operator.
Full-Automatic Labeling (Cabin)
Conveyorized, high-speed fully automatic labeling station.
Lid Sequencing Machine
Sensor-controlled feeding unit that elevates lids from the hopper and sequences them automatically to the capping machine.
Jar Feeding & Collection Tray
Rotary tray organizing jar/bottle flow at the infeed and outfeed of the filling line.
Homogenizer
High-pressure system breaking fat globules in milk and liquid foods.
Pasteurizer
Continuous pasteurization unit with plate heat recovery.
Plate Heat Exchanger
Compact, high-efficiency heat transfer unit.
Vacuum Evaporator
Low-temperature concentration to target brix for tomato and fruit.
Emulsion & Mixing Tank
High-shear mixer for a homogeneous, repeatable consistency in mayo, ketchup and sauce.
Sauce Preparation Platform
Complete sauce preparation system combining vacuum heavy mixer, high-speed stirrer, pre-preparation and oil stock tanks on a single platform.
Lobe Pump Transfer Tank
Conical-bottom stainless transfer tank feeding the prepared product hygienically to the filling unit.
CIP Cleaning Unit
3-tank automatic CIP system for in-place cleaning of tanks, pipes and machines.
Butter Machine
A stainless system that converts pasteurized cream into butter through physical separation.
Cream Separator
Fully automatic separator that separates fat in milk using centrifugal force.
Clarifier (Cleaning Separator)
High-speed separator that separates sediment, solid particles, and foreign materials in milk.
Steam Boiler
Industrial steam boiler running on diesel or natural gas with fully redundant safety equipment.
Yogurt Filling Machine
PLC-controlled filling machine that fills milk, yogurt, and ayran with precise weight.
Chiller Cooling Unit
Water chiller removing homogenization heat to secure the product and its formula.
Cooking Kettle (Complete Set)
Vacuum, PLC-controlled, multi-purpose cooking kettle that operates according to recipes.
How do I know it will fit my existing line?
Five pieces of information are enough: the product definition and packaging format, the hourly capacity of your existing line, the infeed and discharge heights at the point where the machine goes in, the electrical infrastructure on site (voltage, frequency, available load) and the layout dimensions. We ask for these at the pre-assessment and, where useful, work from a photograph or layout drawing of your line. Compatibility is not only physical: if the machine is slower than your line it becomes the new bottleneck, and if it is far faster, part of the capacity you paid for sits idle. The right answer is usually slightly above the line's current speed. If it must communicate with your existing control panel, that is assessed as part of the scope.
Does a single machine also include installation and training?
Yes — the scope is set per request and is fixed in writing before the quotation. The standard package covers shipping, positioning on site, mechanical assembly, electrical and, where needed, automation connection, a trial run and operator training. Some customers prefer to install with their own technical team; in that case the scope is limited to equipment delivery plus remote commissioning support, and the price changes accordingly. Whichever setup you choose, the machine is handed over with technical documentation, a maintenance plan and a recommended critical-spares list. For shipments abroad, equipment is configured for the destination's grid voltage and frequency, and export documentation and customs handling can also be included.