Hazardous and Corrosive Chemical Filling
Fluorochemical liquid filling line for 25L jerrycans and drums
Client Requirements
- Filling containers: 25L jerrycan and 25L drum
- Automation level: Automatic container feeding, automatic cap loosening for jerrycans, automatic nitrogen purging, automatic filling, automatic capping, automatic leak detection, automatic palletizing, automatic stretch wrapping, automatic strapping.
- System requirements: The line must handle both 25L jerrycans and 25L drums simultaneously. Four filling stations required. Twelve filling lances in total. Filling lances must be replaceable.
- Product characteristics: Water-based, volatile liquid.
Operating Process
- Operators place empty containers onto the mesh conveyor, which can buffer 30-40 empty containers.
- Jerrycan: The container passes through a turning and air-blowing station. A vacuum suction cup grips the jerrycan and flips it backward. An air nozzle inserts into the container bottom for purging and cleaning.
Drum: The drum reaches the decapping station. Mechanical positioning aligns the drum. A pneumatic gripper descends, and a servo motor rotates the gripper to loosen the cap. Removed caps are transferred to a cap conveyor. - Four empty containers (jerrycans or drums) enter the filling station as one group. Each filling position is equipped with a roller conveyor weighing platform with a maximum capacity of 50kg.
- A photoelectric sensor detects container positioning. The filling lance descends into the bunghole.
- The bottom valve opens, followed by the inlet valve. Filling begins with coarse filling, then switches to fine filling. The filling lance gradually rises as the liquid level increases until the preset weight is reached.
- The filling lance retracts. Filled containers exit the station, and the next batch of four empty containers enters.
- Jerrycan: Arrives at the capping station where automatic screw capping is completed.
- Drum: Arrives at the internal cap station. A vision system corrects alignment before internal cap tightening. The drum then proceeds to the external lid pressing station.
- Four filled containers enter the tilt-type leak inspection station to check for leakage around the opening.
- A robot palletizes the containers one by one until a full pallet is completed.
- The finished pallet enters the stretch wrapping station, followed by horizontal and vertical strapping stations.
Daesum is a specialized manufacturer of industrial filling equipment and integrated packaging systems. With nearly three decades of expertise, we provide turnkey filling solutions for containers including bottles, drums, pails, jerrycans and IBC totes. Our capabilities extend beyond precision filling to include seamless integration of capping, labeling and palletizing, specifically engineered for the demanding environments of the chemical, food, beverage, lubricants and other industries. At DAESUM, we are committed to delivering reliable, ISO-certified filling and packaging equipment designed for long-term durability and operational efficiency.
