Small-batch filling
Compare compact dosing and weighing fillers. Confirm the working volume, nozzle access and tubing or seal compatibility with your formulation.
Semi-automatic fillersCompare nail polish filling and packaging equipment for small batches and configured bottling lines. Match the filler, brush-cap handling and capping setup to your formulation and bottle.
Match the product, container and closure before comparing equipment.
Compare compact dosing and weighing fillers. Confirm the working volume, nozzle access and tubing or seal compatibility with your formulation.
Semi-automatic fillersMatch the bottle fixture and dispensing system to the required plug or brush-cap arrangement. Verify each included operation before selecting a monoblock.
Monoblock equipmentCheck cap shape, brush length, insertion depth and tightening requirements. A dropper feeder is not automatically a brush-cap feeder.
Capping equipmentSelect labeling by bottle shape and label position, then add a suitable carton format where required.
Labeling equipmentProvide viscosity, pigment or glitter details, solvent information and required handling temperature.
Send bottle drawings or samples, target dose, brush assembly and cap dimensions.
Confirm color changes, cleaning, material-contact compatibility and the output of connected stations.
Provide formulation and safety data for compatibility review. Solvent-based polish and UV gel can require different materials and operating conditions; a pump type or pneumatic drive alone does not establish explosion protection.
Review output, changeovers and machine interfaces across your workflow.
Do not assume so. Confirm viscosity, pigments, chemical compatibility and the required safety configuration for each formulation.
Only if brush handling is explicitly included. Inner-plug placement, brush-cap insertion and outer-cap pressing can require different feeders and tooling.
No. Tubing compatibility, viscosity, pigment behavior and the target dose must be checked with the actual formulation.
Yes, where their capacities and handling methods fit your process. A later line upgrade requires review of feeding, fixtures, controls and transfer between stations.