Oil Filling Machine

Setting Up Your Filling Table

A filler works best on a steady table close to the oil source. Arrange these items before the machine arrives.

• A sturdy table that can carry the filled hopper.
• A single phase socket within reach.
• Space for a tray of empty bottles on one side.
• A clear spot for filled bottles to wait for capping.
• A clean bucket or can to refill the hopper from your filter.
• A cloth and a tray to catch any drip when you change bottles.

Bottles Per Hour And Shift

The rating of 4 to 6 bottles a minute turns into a simple daily count. The table below multiplies the lower and the upper rate by your working hours, so you can see how many bottles one machine can fill. Larger bottles take longer to fill, so use the lower figure for big bottles and the upper figure for small ones. Plan your batch around the bottles you need to pack and add time to change bottles and refill the hopper. Tell our team the bottle sizes you fill each day and we confirm whether one machine is enough.

How Volumetric Dosing Fills Bottles

Each fill follows the same short cycle. Here is the sequence from hopper to bottle.

1. Filtered oil sits in the hopper.
2. The dosing pump draws a set volume of oil.
3. The nozzle delivers that volume into the bottle.
4. Every bottle gets the same volume, so each one matches its label.
5. You swap the filled bottle for an empty one.
6. You adjust the fill volume on the machine for a new bottle size.

Bottle Sizes And Hopper Refills

You tell us your bottle sizes when you order and we set the machine for them. Later, you adjust the fill volume on the machine whenever you change bottle size. The hopper holds 30 to 50 litres, so it fills about 30 to 50 one litre bottles or twice that many half litre bottles, before you refill it. Match the hopper to your filter, because our 50 litre an hour mini filter can top the hopper up in about an hour. Share the sizes you plan to sell and our team checks them against the machine.

What Decides Your Filler Quote

Your quote follows from three choices you make. The bottle sizes come first, because we set the machine for them at order. The power supply comes next, since we can supply the machine for single phase or three phase sites. The oil you fill comes last, because we confirm the setup for your oil before we quote. Tell us whether you fill groundnut, coconut, sesame or another oil. We reply with a written figure inside one working day. Our team then calls to confirm the machine for your unit. That call keeps the quote accurate, because we set the machine for your bottle.

Enquiry Details That Speed Quotes

A complete enquiry lets us quote without a second call. Keep these details ready.

• The oil you fill, such as groundnut, coconut or sesame.
• Every bottle size you plan to fill.
• Bottles you need to fill each day.
• Your power supply, single phase or three phase.
• The filter or press the oil comes from.
• Your name, company email and phone or WhatsApp.

Specs Of Small Filling Machine

This sheet covers the Perfect oil filling machine. Use it to check the fit for your table and your oil.

From Press To Capped Bottle

The filler sits near the end of a small cold pressed oil line. Here is the order of work in a typical small unit.

1. Press the seed in a wooden, rotary or cold press.
2. Filter the pressed oil through the mini 50 litre an hour filter.
3. Fill clear oil into bottles on this machine.
4. Cap the filled bottles by hand or on your own capping setup.
5. Label and pack the bottles for sale.
6. Match each step to your daily volume so no step holds up the next.