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HOW DOES A CUP FILLING MACHINE WORK?



Working and Operation: -
·       The ice-cream is filled or stored in the bulk cans which are filled through bulk filling nozzle by weight or by volume.
·       The cups are placed on the conveyor which keeps on moving on the conveyor and stays at every section for required time period.
·       The cups are then filled through metered devices by volume or weight by a filling tube. In best mode, product dispensing nozzle may be of elongated configuration that may cover into cups and rose during the filling operation to avoid frothing.
·       Once the cups are filled, it is sent for leveling. The excess ice-cream is removed by manually or through automatically.
·       The lid is attached to the cup by a lid dispensing system. A piston presses the top of the lid for proper sealing.
·       After lid attachment mechanism printing and manufacturing details are done.
·       The cup further moves on conveyer and is raised from the mould from the bottom by a piston.
·       RPM of machine can be adjusted.

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