Epic job Evan! I'm glad you are showing small startup that they can start small, do it themselves and be successful at it. They don't have to go to a manufacturer out of the gate and potentially lose the extra cash flow they will need to get the business off the ground. And when you do start by doing it yourself you'll be that much smarter when you do get a manufacturer do scale it up ... as you already know how it is done.
Drum lift+ nozzle+ tubing to multiple bottles or Mylar bags on scales. Small Plunger for topping off or overages. Mylar bags-7 to 17 cents on Amazon. Mold-rite in Indiana and Ohio for bottles, probably 5 cents a piece. Phoenx closures in Illinois for induction caps, Jetpack shipping in Ohio for labels cheap.
You could automate the hell out of it! We used to have a small scale manufacturing company( food supplement stuff) , and there we did the packaging, labeling etc. (we had all your gadgets too just as a failsafe backup option , deja vu😊). The dosing pump is not very accurate if it's controlled by time base! I would put it on a small scale and the pump would stop if the correct weight is reached.And all this would happen on the belt conveyor, totally automatically! A person would have to monitor the whole process for every case..
@@ilovedogs938it go on belt, go to filler, fills, moves on, tool auto screws cap on and heats at the same time or you move it under a heater for quicker production and the auto label roller it does that but a thing pushes full container onto it, then boom automatic process
Depends on the liquid and how much you care. Some run just water through them, some put water and alcohol through the tube, some dispose of the tube, others don't bother and just run their next batch through. The pump should be able to be dismantled and the same liquids used to clean them.
We manufacture body oil. I DID NOT LIKE THAT MACHINE - if your material's temperature has changed, likely the viscosity has also changed and therefore the settings in the machine are constantly being manually adjusted to compensate. Its not a "set it and forget it" programing. HOWEVER, I do like your hustle on getting the work done. Thanks for sharing your process.
This is true for all liquids and all cheap liquid filling machines. You only have a set and forget set up if you have an expensive liquid filler with a weight checker
Neither. Liquid filling machines like this run a motor until a setting in your program is met. Sometimes it's time, others it's the number of rotations of the pump. This machine is done on time. The machine has no idea how much liquid has actually been pumped into the container. You figure out the settings for the program by trial and error. You set a value, see what happens, then adjust your value up/down depending on whether it was under or over filled.
Hi my friend. If you ever need Co-packing services please let me know. We can do filling and labeling and boxing for you with a great price. And also if you want we can help you to change your system to a automatic system with conveyor. Keep in touch 👍
Epic job Evan! I'm glad you are showing small startup that they can start small, do it themselves and be successful at it. They don't have to go to a manufacturer out of the gate and potentially lose the extra cash flow they will need to get the business off the ground.
And when you do start by doing it yourself you'll be that much smarter when you do get a manufacturer do scale it up ... as you already know how it is done.
Drum lift+ nozzle+ tubing to multiple bottles or Mylar bags on scales. Small Plunger for topping off or overages.
Mylar bags-7 to 17 cents on Amazon.
Mold-rite in Indiana and Ohio for bottles, probably 5 cents a piece. Phoenx closures in Illinois for induction caps, Jetpack shipping in Ohio for labels cheap.
thanks for the video,
you can use a shoe tray with some paper towels in to catch spills and quickly swap towels
Great camera work 😘
Thank you for sharing this video brother. I was in the market for a better filling machine.
You could automate the hell out of it! We used to have a small scale manufacturing company( food supplement stuff) , and there we did the packaging, labeling etc. (we had all your gadgets too just as a failsafe backup option , deja vu😊). The dosing pump is not very accurate if it's controlled by time base! I would put it on a small scale and the pump would stop if the correct weight is reached.And all this would happen on the belt conveyor, totally automatically! A person would have to monitor the whole process for every case..
How would you automate it? Can you please explain the process?
@@ilovedogs938it go on belt, go to filler, fills, moves on, tool auto screws cap on and heats at the same time or you move it under a heater for quicker production and the auto label roller it does that but a thing pushes full container onto it, then boom automatic process
@ferencszabo3504 is spot on. Time is money as well as one currency you can never recover. Automation pays for itself very quickly
@@hunterbailey2640 Hey brother, could you share the machines you used?
Automating this will cost 30-50k with a set of Chinese machines. It'll be more if you want a local company to manufacture the machines.
Would that ,aching automatically fill honey? Thanks
No. I’d use a piston filler. Honey is too thick for this
Do you make the glue, or just replacing with your brand?
can this handle filling 1 gallon jugs?
Excellent
Hey are you able to show the brand of the label roller?
The brand is Sttark, I know this was a while back but maybe it will help someone
It's a generic label applicator machine. You can buy them with many brand names on it.
Hi,
How do you clean the pumo and hoses after filling?
Depends on the liquid and how much you care. Some run just water through them, some put water and alcohol through the tube, some dispose of the tube, others don't bother and just run their next batch through.
The pump should be able to be dismantled and the same liquids used to clean them.
What is makers magic??? Is it glue
Seconded
@@jayd152it’s glue for crafts, sort of like mod podge
Where can I buy this equipment.
We manufacture body oil. I DID NOT LIKE THAT MACHINE - if your material's temperature has changed, likely the viscosity has also changed and therefore the settings in the machine are constantly being manually adjusted to compensate. Its not a "set it and forget it" programing. HOWEVER, I do like your hustle on getting the work done. Thanks for sharing your process.
This is true for all liquids and all cheap liquid filling machines. You only have a set and forget set up if you have an expensive liquid filler with a weight checker
I want it to fill 16 oz of juice in my bottles. Does this machine measure out a certain volume and fill? Or Will I have to know when to stop it?
Neither. Liquid filling machines like this run a motor until a setting in your program is met. Sometimes it's time, others it's the number of rotations of the pump. This machine is done on time. The machine has no idea how much liquid has actually been pumped into the container.
You figure out the settings for the program by trial and error. You set a value, see what happens, then adjust your value up/down depending on whether it was under or over filled.
What is the Watt?
Can I use this to fill bottles with white glue?
Depends on the viscosity of the glue.
How did you get the label to go under the lid seal sticker?
induction sealer
They didn't. You can see the label is on top of the seal sticker.
Why not get glass bottles.
Cost
Hi my friend. If you ever need Co-packing services please let me know. We can do filling and labeling and boxing for you with a great price. And also if you want we can help you to change your system to a automatic system with conveyor.
Keep in touch 👍
What's on his nose?
Hormozi
Do not trust this guy or his product
why?
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