Equipment Found

This is a Used Elgin Twin Piston Filler with 64 oz cylinders. It is a fully automatic machine with variable fill capacity to a maximum of 64 oz. Machine is adjustable for container width and height. It is equipped with container lift pads for "bottom-up" fill if that is required. The speed is variable through a Reeves pulley drive. Power requirement is 230 volt/3-phase/60 htz.

Item is a used, semi-automatic, single station piston filler. Piston is pneumatically driven. Fill capacity 89s 25-100ml. Machine can be cycled with a foot switch or run in full automatic mode. This is a bench top machine. Included is the hopper/reservoir. Power requirement is 120 VAC

Item is a used, Meheen, 6 station filler/crowner. The machine was manufactured in 2008 and is set up for 22 oz glass bottle. Includes rinse rack and pump. Very good condition. Some spare parts included. This machine was used sparingly in a brewery and is ready to go.

Item is a used Cherry Burrell 10 valve rotary filler. This is a fully automatic machine capable of filling gallon containers on each station, but is currently set up for smaller, round containers. The valve diameter is 3/4 inch. There is no capping apparatus on the machine. It is equipped with a straight through conveyor. Stand alone capper can be added at additional cost.

Item is a used, Federal S/S 18 valve gallon filler with 5 head pressure pad capping turret. Machine operates from left to right (clockwise rotation). It is equipped with 1 1/8 inch, diaphragm style filling nozzles. It was previously utilized in a bottled Water facility and is set up with change parts for dairy style gallon jugs. Power requirement is 230-460 volt/3 phase.

Used Standard Metals gravity filler/briner. The machine has 24 valves and is currently set up as a briner/finisher for pickle jars. The machine was purchased in 1992 at a cost of approximately $95,000. It was used for 4 months and removed from service. The product contact parts of the machine are 316 stainless steel while the frame is 304 stainless steel. It operates from left to right and utilizes a feedscrew infeed. . Maximum bottle diameter is 6 inches. The machine is capable of production rates of up to 250 cpm on quarts. The machine needs the fiberglass product reservoir. If the machine was to be used to fill small neck bottles, a new set of filling nozzles would have to be manufactured. The machine was originally set up for hydraulic drive, but could be converted to electric.

Used Horix, model HA-20 Hytamatic filler. The machine was manufactured in 1980. This is a pressure filler utilizing a level sensing, no contact valve for highly accurate fills. Valve operation is pneumatic. Machine is equipped with no container/no fill and no container/no blow down capability. The pitch diameter is 48 inches and the machine is capable of filling a container of 6.5 inch diameter at each station. The machine was previously running maple syrup and a lemon concentrate at a major food company. Included with the machine is an extensive selection of spare maintenance parts and the manual. There are six sets of change parts which include two 12 oz., 15 oz., 24 oz., 32 oz., and a set for 2 liter. Machine operates from left to right and is currently set up for 460 volt 3 phase power.