"Mr. Wang, this honey is as sticky as glue. Can your equipment really fill it?" Last month at a bee product factory in Hunan, customer Lao Li squatted beside the production line and looked at our liquid packaging machine and asked questions. As the person in charge of the on-site installation, I wiped the operating screen covered with honey and pressed the start button with a smile: "You see, this viscosity adaptation function is specially used to treat this kind of "stubborn" fluid."
This scene reminded me of my experience in a lubricant factory in Hebei three months ago. At that time, the workshop director, Lao Zhou, pointed to the packaging barrel with oil leaking on the ground and shook his head: "The viscosity of engine oil changes greatly with temperature. We have changed three devices but still can''t get the filling accuracy right." We debugged the parameter compensation module of the liquid packaging machine overnight. The next morning, the error of the 200ml engine oil bottle was firmly stuck within ±1.5 grams. Lao Zhou touched the warm discharge port and sighed: "This high-precision filling technology can be regarded as a thorough understanding of the ''temper'' of the fluid."
The real test of the equipment limit is the aseptic filling system modified for a pharmaceutical factory last quarter. Their technical director, Dr. Zhang, requires: "The disinfectant must be isolated from the air throughout the process from filling to sealing." We installed a laminar flow purification hood on the liquid packaging machine and improved the hydrogen peroxide atomization sterilization process. On the day of acceptance, Dr. Zhang wore sterile gloves to sample 20 bottles of samples, and finally signed the test report three points faster than usual.
Sister Lin from the after-sales department recently received an interesting feedback - Xiao Liu, an operator at a jam factory in Guangdong, found that the time to clean the hopper of the liquid packaging machine was shortened by half. "Your easy-to-clean structure is really not a boast!" She said excitedly on the phone, "Especially when you change from mango jam to strawberry jam, you no longer have to rub it with a steel wool for a long time." In fact, this design originated from the pain points that our engineers found after three days of squatting in the customer''s workshop: the corners of the arc transition and the quick-release sealing ring. These details are the key to improving production efficiency.
What makes me most proud is the visit to a dairy group in Inner Mongolia last week. Their production supervisor pointed to the liquid packaging machine that was filling fresh milk and said: "Since the change to your equipment, the filling qualification rate has increased from 92% to 98%. The key is that this aseptic filling system has helped us get the export certification." Looking at the boxes of fresh milk on the production line with labels in multiple languages rushing to the cold chain truck, I suddenly felt that what flows in these steel equipment is not only milk, but also the confidence of Made in China.
In the workshop late at night, the technical team is still testing the limits of the new generation of liquid packaging machines. Lao Zhao, the R&D director, stared at the data jumping on the screen: "This time we are going to challenge the stability of hot oil filling at 80¡æ." Through the observation window, I saw the golden edible oil flowing smoothly in the constant temperature pipe, just like seeing honey, motor oil, disinfectant and other "customers" with different personalities, finally found the most suitable packaging rhythm in our equipment. From the jam factory in the south to the oil refinery in the north, every liquid packaging machine tells the same story: fluids are impermanent, but technology has a solution. And what our factory has to do is to ensure that every drop of liquid can be accurately, safely and efficiently packed into its own packaging - whether it is sweet honey, boiling motor oil, or life-saving potion.
