Dose the oil blend
Review viscosity, fill volume, repeatability and compatibility of the pump, tubing and seals with the actual formulation.
Filling machinesChoose essential oil packaging equipment by formula, dose and closure. Explore filling and capping options for dropper bottles, screw-cap bottles and roll-on packs.
Match the product, container and closure before comparing equipment.
Review viscosity, fill volume, repeatability and compatibility of the pump, tubing and seals with the actual formulation.
Filling machinesSpecify dropper, inner plug, screw cap or roller insert. Check which placement and tightening steps the selected model includes.
Capping machinesCheck label height, bottle stability and the required position on round or shaped bottles.
Labeling machinesCoordinate filled-bottle orientation and carton size before selecting secondary packaging.
Carton packaging machinesSupply the oil blend, viscosity and required wetted-material compatibility.
Provide bottle, dropper, plug, roller insert and cap samples as applicable.
Confirm dosing range, target output, batch size and cleaning between different blends.
Suitability depends on the formulation and supplied configuration. Filling equipment alone does not establish sterility or pharmaceutical compliance.
Review output, changeovers and machine interfaces across your workflow.
Only if its handling and assembly stations support both formats. Dropper placement, roller insertion and screw capping are different operations; confirm change parts and sample tests.
No. Some fill and tighten caps only. Specify each component and request confirmation of the included placement or pressing stations.
Use the actual formulation, viscosity, target dose and material-compatibility requirements. A pump suitable for one blend may not be suitable for another.
Discuss drainage, disassembly, tubing changes and the cleaning procedure with the equipment supplier. Validate your process against carryover limits appropriate to your product.