PSP-6A Fully Automatic Linear Lubricant Oil Bottl | RFQ Sourcing Details

Product overview The PSP-6A is a fully automatic linear piston filling machine intended for lubricant oil, engine oil, gear oil, hydraulic fluids, and other viscous liquid products. The listed configuration uses plunger dosing, pressure filling, multi-head valves, and a pneumatic container-lifting structure.

Filling nozzles can be selected according to the bottle and liquid. Their servo-controlled lifting motion allows them to descend into a bottle and rise as it fills, while an anti-drip tray helps manage residual liquid.

Container and filling configuration The equipment is described for round or square bottles made from HDPE or other plastic, metal, or glass. Published filling-range options include 100 ml–1 L, 1–5 L, 5–30 L, and 208 L, while the broader line description lists containers from 100 ml to 200 L.

Bottle dimensions and neck requirements are configured to the project. The stated maximum container diameter is 350 mm and maximum height is 550 mm. Different container formats may require additional changeover parts, and square bottles require a bottle-separating system.

Line integration The filler can be combined with capping, aluminum-foil induction sealing, two-side adhesive labeling, case-packing, film-packaging, and palletizing equipment. Available palletizing descriptions include low-position gantry, robot, high-position gantry, single-arm, and manual arrangements.

Manual or automatic packing configurations are listed, so the exact downstream scope should be defined before ordering. Operating conditions The listed user environment is 0–40°C with no condensation. The stated electrical supply is 380 V ±5%, three-phase, at 50 Hz ±1%. Voltage is also described as customizable.

The piston-cylinder specification identifies 316 stainless steel, and the piston system is described as servo driven.

Procurement points to confirm The source information contains several capacity figures for the main line and auxiliary machines, so buyers should request a guaranteed throughput for their exact oil viscosity, fill volume, bottle geometry, number of filling heads, and downstream equipment.

Confirm which filling range applies to the offered configuration, particularly for containers above 5 L. Buyers should also define the required bottle material and shape, cap style, label format, packing pattern, automation level, and changeover parts.

Before purchase, obtain an agreed line layout, utility schedule, wetted-parts list, filling-tolerance acceptance criteria, factory test protocol, installation scope, training plan, spare-parts list, and documentation package.