Specialty Equipment Corporation

Mobile Pail Filler – Stainless

Mobile Pail Filler – Stainless

• Product Details: Item No. 120
• Model: MPF-510
• Rate:  4 to 5 pails per minute depending on product viscosity
• Container: 1 to 7 gallon pails, jugs, cans, etc.
• Material: Carbon or stainless steel construction, all wetted parts use 316 stainless steel

The mobile pail filler allows the filling of pails at various locations. This food grade, semi-automatic, top and sub-surface pail filler was built to move around a food plant on casters. Commonly used in filling batches of liquids into 1 to 7 gallon pails, jugs, cans, etc.

The pail filling machine is made of five, all-stainless steel components;

1. All-welded stainless steel carriage
2. Scale at 200 lb capacity
3. Roller conveyor on the scale
4. Semi-automatic pail filler
5. Control panel with all the electrical and pneumatic components enclosed.

The machine includes a 120 volt power cord. A lawn mower type handle is welded on the back of the machine for moving the filler around the plant. On a level floor, it requires only twenty five pounds of inertia to move the filler. A plug-in 100 psi air-line connection and 120 volt electrical connection is required to at each filling location, along with the infeed product line.

This all-stainless machine is a model MPF-510S mobile pail filler built to convey and fill, 1 to 7 gallon open or tight-head pails, jugs, cans, etc.

• It has both a top-fill and a sub-surface filling operation
• An operator moves the filler into a prepared position on a plant floor
• A wall plug is provided for connection to a power source
• The product infeed line and quick connect air line to 100 psi is needed
• The operator places an open pail, or aligns a bung opening under the lance
• By pressing start, the lance automatically travels into the container
• The filler will automatically zero the tare weight before the fill cycle begins
• The system has three speeds, if necessary; slow/fast/slow
• The lance retracts automatically ending the filling cycle
• Containers are manually moved on and off the filling station.