All-Fill Inc: Automatic auger filler

Model THAA-400 three-head automatic auger filler from All-Fill (Exton, PA) uses three independently operating filler stations and one common conveyor for continuous filling and container transport.

All-Fill, Inc.

Mar 31, 1998

Reaches speeds to 90 containers/min for standard 14-oz containers. Fills non-flowing or free-flowing powders, liquids and creams. Suitable for foods, chemicals, cosmetics or pharmaceutical products.

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