Introduction to Household Chemicals Filling Line
The household chemicals filling line is a robust, safety-focused automation system engineered to package a wide array of cleaning agents, disinfectants, and maintenance products efficiently. Designed to handle corrosive, viscous, or volatile formulations, these lines prioritize operator safety, environmental compliance, and high-speed production while accommodating diverse container types and sizes.
Products Processed
Liquid Cleaners: All-purpose cleaners, floor detergents, glass cleaners, and bathroom disinfectants.
Concentrated Solutions: Laundry detergents, fabric softeners, and dishwashing liquids.
Corrosive Agents: Drain openers, toilet bowl cleaners, and degreasers.
Aerosol Products: Air fresheners, oven cleaners, and insect repellents.
Granular/Powdered Formulations: Dishwasher detergents, scouring powders, and pool chemicals.
Gel-Based Products: Hand sanitizers, toilet gels, and adhesive removers.
Key Machinery Types
Corrosion-Resistant Filling Systems:
Stainless Steel/Teflon-Lined Piston Fillers: For acidic or alkaline liquids (e.g., bleach, drain cleaners).
Double-Diaphragm Pump Fillers: Handle abrasive slurries or viscous gels without contamination.
Auger Fillers: Precision dosing for hygroscopic powders or granular substances.
Aerosol Filling & Propellant Charging Units:
Closed-loop systems with gas recovery to safely fill pressurized cans (e.g., spray paints, lubricants).
Leak-testing stations to ensure seal integrity post-filling.
Hazardous Material Handling Modules:
Explosion-proof conveyors and filling heads for alcohol-based or flammable formulations.
Vapor extraction systems integrated with filling nozzles to minimize airborne toxins.
High-Capacity Bulk Packaging Equipment:
Rotary drum fillers for industrial-sized containers (5–50 liters).
Bag-in-box fillers for eco-friendly refill pouches of liquid detergents.
Tamper-Evident Sealing Solutions:
Induction sealers for chemical-resistant bottle liners.
Heat shrink banding machines for safety seals on caustic product caps.
Dedicated Cleaning & Purge Systems:
Automated CIP (Clean-in-Place) cycles to prevent cross-contamination between batches.
Solvent-resistant tubing and quick-disconnect nozzles for rapid formula changeovers.
Unique Features
Spill-Containment Design: Drip trays, emergency shutoff valves, and secondary containment structures to manage leaks.
Formula-Specific Material Compatibility: Ceramic, Hastelloy, or PVDF components to resist chemical degradation.
Regulatory Compliance Tools: Barcode-linked batch tracking, SDS (Safety Data Sheet) integration, and EPA/REACH-compliant waste management.
Ergonomic Safety Enhancements: Robotic palletizers for heavy containers, touchless sensor-operated zones for hazardous products.