The Rotor volumetric cup filler is an ideal high-precision filling system for small dry products, such as lentils, candy or coffee. By modifying the volume of the cups, this system is very versatile, dosing all types of products in small or large quantities. The possibility of having larger cups if needed.
This equipment is sold with a conveyor system to fill plastic or glass containers or installed on top of a vertical bagging machine to fill and seal plastic bags. Its simple mechanical operation ensures ease of use and allows for simplified maintenance.
Speed (cycles per minute)
80 cpm
80 cpm
Hopper capacity
60 liters
60 liters
Energy consumption
220V, 15A, simple phase
220V, 15A, simple phase
Speed (cycles per minute)
80 cpm
60 liters
220V, 15A, simple phase
Hopper capacity
60 liters
60 liters
Energy consumption
220V, 15A, simple phase
220V, 15A, simple phase
Each volumetric cup filler system is tailored to the products to be packed and the operational reality of each customer. Many features can be added to the basic equipment to perfectly match the customer's needs.
Each volumetric cup filler system is tailored to the products to be packed and the operational reality of each customer. Many features can be added to the basic equipment to perfectly match the customer's needs.
Volumetric cup fillers can be easily adjusted to increase or reduce dosed volumes, quickly and easily, without tools.
Its easy-to-understand operating system makes for simplified maintenance. Any mechanical and electronic components not unique to Artypac can be easily purchased anywhere, enabling rapid repair when needed.
Artypac's volumetric cup fillers are built with high-quality, industry-renowned mechanical and electronic components, enabling them to have a service life of over 15 years with a constant production rate, thus generating a high and rapid return on investment.
Operating volumetric cup fillers does not require advanced technical skills. Components in contact with the products can be easily removed without tools for cleaning.
