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Reference specification table. Final configuration may vary with options and scope.
| Parameter | Value |
|---|---|
| The machine has two working modes | Automatic and manual mode. In manual mode, operator can use the pedal switch to fill bottles. Easy to operate. This machine is suitable for thick liquid like gel, it can fill 4L/min at max. Also, this one can be used to fill water, beverage, milk, perfume,toner, etc |
| Machine Model | LU-YTPP2W |
| Pump Type | Peristaltic Pump |
| Voltage | 220V/110V, 50–60Hz |
| Power | 60W |
| Maximum Flow Rate | 4L or 12L/min × 2 (based on water) |
| Filling Nozzle Diameter Outer Diameter | 10mm |
| Machine Size Approx. | 500 × 310 × 265mm |
| Machine Weight | 20kg |
| Package Size Approx. | 610 × 450 × 320mm |
| Package Weight | 26kg |
| Theoretical | Calculation Is for Reference Only The filling volume can be initially estimated based on the rated flow rate of the pump. For example, if the pump capacity is 4 L/min (4000 ml/min), the theoretical flow rate is approximately 66.67 ml/s. Filling 500 ml would therefore require about 7.5 seconds under ideal conditions. However, this value is only a reference and should not be used as the final setting. |
| Pump | Capacity Should Match the Filling Volume Although a 4 L pump can theoretically fill up to 4000 ml, filling large volumes will require longer filling time, which directly affects production efficiency. Therefore: Small-volume filling (e.g. ≤ 500 ml): a 4 L pump is generally suitable Large-volume filling (e.g. ≥ 1000 ml): a higher-capacity pump is recommended to reduce filling time and improve productivity |
| Small-volume filling (e.g. ≤ 500 ml) | a 4 L pump is generally suitable |
| Large-volume filling (e.g. ≥ 1000 ml) | a higher-capacity pump is recommended to reduce filling time and improve productivity |
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Final throughput depends on the product, container, fill volume and level of automation selected for the project.
Voltage: 220V/110V, 50–60Hz; Power: 60W; Footprint / size: 500 × 310 × 265mm
Yes. Lancing UK can review your product characteristics, bottle or pack format, closure type, required output and site constraints to confirm the right configuration before supply.
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This type of filler is usually considered for projects where bottle filling, capping & labelling is the main packaging route and the site needs a more repeatable way to control fill volumes, operator workload and line stability. It is most useful when the product behaviour, the container presentation and the required output are reviewed together.
Capping and closing projects
LU-YTPP2W Semi-automatic 2 Nozzles Peristaltic Pump Liquid Filling Machine should usually be compared against the wider project route, not just against similar machine names. Capping and closing machinery is usually selected around closure presentation, bottle stability, torque or press-fit consistency, cap-feeding method and the way upstream filling and downstream labelling interact with the closure stage. The best shortlists compare the closure route, not just the capper itself.
Using this page alongside the wider bottle and closure-planning routes helps decide whether the requirement is a standalone capper, a fed capping system, a complete bottle line or a staged retrofit around the existing equipment.
Useful commercial checks before you shortlist or request a final quotation.
Shortlisting lu-ytpp2w semi-automatic 2 nozzles peristaltic pump liquid filling machine is usually about more than the base machine price. Buyers normally need to confirm product behaviour, fill volume, dosing method and changeover requirements, then check how that scope fits the wider line, labour model and growth plan.
When comparing this option commercially, ask whether quoted performance is based on your real product and pack, what change parts or feeding equipment are required, what utilities still need confirming and whether installation, FAT, commissioning or aftercare sit inside the same budget.