Calculating the speed of an aerosol filling line that you need should be broken down by the annual volume you intend to fill.  

The figures below are broken down by the approximate annual volume of production which each line is able to produce, based upon a single 8 hour production shift. 

Please keep in mind that the equipment is expandable for both speed and capability by adding  work stations, indexing line and other equipment.  For example, a customer can start with a hand filling line capable of filling 10 cans per minute and expand in increments to a line capable of 140 cans per minute

 

•  1 million units per year - 10 cans per minute.
• a. Product filler
• b. Crimper, either 1" vacuum, 1" non-vacuum, or bottle valves such as 20mm
• c. Propellant charging system for liquefied or compressed gas propellant charging
• d. Manual hot water test bath with wire mesh baskets
• e. Gauges
•   3.5 million units per year - 35 cans per minute:
• a. Rotary container feeder
• b. Conveyor system
• c. Rotary Index Product filling and crimping table, 211 can diameter change parts two 10 fl oz (300cc) product fillers , one Vacuum crimper
• d. One rotary index gassing table, with 211 can change parts, provision for up to 4 stations
• e. 0ne 480 cc propellant injector station

Additional gassers or undercup chargers as required

• f. Automatic hot water test bath, single or dual lane with blow off
• g. Hand placement of spray tips and overcaps
• h. Labeling, as required
• i. Top & Bottom case taper, (manual carton erecting, case packing, closure of flaps)
•   6 million units per year - 60 cans per minute
• a. Rotary container feeder
• b. Conveyor system
• c. Rotary Index Product filling and crimping table, 211 can diameter change parts four 10 fl oz product fillers
• One vacuum crimper
• d. One rotary index gassing table, with 211 can change parts, provision for up to 4 stations
• 0ne 480 cc propellant injector station
• Additional gassers/ undercup chargers as required
• e. Automatic hot water test bath, dual lane with blow off
• f. Hand placement of spray tips and overcaps, optional automatic tipper and or capper
• g. Labeling, as required
• h. Top & Bottom case taper, (manual carton erecting, case packing, closure of flaps)

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