Scholle: Aseptic filler for bag-in-box

Filling fresh, ESL, and high-acid products in one machine, the new SureFill aseptic filler for bag-in-box from Scholle features bag size and fitment versatility, high throughput rates, quick changeovers, longer run periods between clean-up, and enhanced product and operator safety.

Scholle Corporation

Aug 20, 2013

The SureFill utilizes peroxide vapor to sterilize the fitment during aseptic processing, providing brand and consumer security from production to consumption. Designed for high-volume production lines, the filler allows food, beverage, and non-food product manufacturers the ability to offer 100% preservative-free, aseptic products to large-volume customers.

Scholle Corporation

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