Tube Filling and Sealing Machine Series
Shanghai Huale Industrial Co., Ltd. offers automatic and semi-automatic tube filling and sealing machines designed for the pharmaceutical, food, and daily chemical industries. These machines handle creams, ointments, gels, and similar viscous products with reliable filling accuracy and consistent seal quality.
Available Models
NF-60
The NF-60 is a fully automatic tube filling and sealing machine engineered for high-volume production lines. It handles tube loading, filling, sealing, and ejection in a continuous automated cycle, suitable for pharmaceutical creams, ointments, and cosmetic gels.
NF-30
The NF-30 semi-automatic tube filling and sealing machine offers a cost-effective solution for smaller batch production. It provides precise filling control and reliable sealing while requiring manual tube placement, making it ideal for pilot runs and moderate-output operations.
Typical Applications
- Pharmaceutical creams
- Ointments
- Cosmetic gels
- Toothpaste
- Adhesives
- Food pastes
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