Model / Identity
YJ-FS310
Externally sourced custom solution | Sample-confirmed
Rotary Honey-Spoon Filling and Sealing Machine
The machine packs honey or syrup in single-serve spoon containers. Confirm spoon dimensions and nesting, product temperature and viscosity, dose tolerance, drip/string control, clean rims, lid orientation and sealant layer, peel and leak criteria through continuous trials with the actual spoon, lid and product.
Externally sourced machine route using a rotary multi-station process for filling, foil feeding and heat sealing.Manual spoon loading or automatic feeding can be assessed per project.Product-contact parts, dosing method and sealing process are sample-confirmed.
View operating media
Rotary honey-spoon filling and sealing process
Real operating video shows the rotary spoon fixture, filling assembly, control interface and discharge section. The sealing process, operating settings and pack results require sample trials and project confirmation.
Factory photos and running videos
Actual equipment and operating steps are shown here. Final suitability depends on the agreed samples and equipment scope.
Evidence boundary
Verified structure only; specifications are sample-confirmed
Content follows the available evidence and visible structure. Unverified figures are not presented as commitments.
Standard / Custom
Externally sourced custom machine, sold independently and confirmed from spoon, product and foil samples.
Capacity
To be confirmed by testing spoon feeding, dosing time, foil handling and the sealing cycle.
Structure / Automation
Rotary multi-station layout; manual or automatic spoon feeding is project-dependent.
Evidence boundary
Send the spoon, honey and foil samples to confirm the filling-sealing solution
Provide the spoon, foil, target dose, product viscosity and temperature, seal acceptance method and required output. These inputs determine feeding, dosing, tooling and heat-sealing settings.
Verified structure only; specifications are sample-confirmed
- Externally sourced machine route using a rotary multi-station process for filling, foil feeding and heat sealing.
- Manual spoon loading or automatic feeding can be assessed per project.
- Product-contact parts, dosing method and sealing process are sample-confirmed.
- Final specifications follow sample trials and the approved technical agreement.
Send the spoon, honey and foil samples to confirm the filling-sealing solution
- Physical spoon samples and complete drawings
- Honey temperature, viscosity and particle condition
- Target dose and allowable deviation
- Foil material, thickness and sealant layer
- Visual, peel or leak acceptance method
- Target output, site layout and destination utilities
Evidence boundary
Verified structure and pending specifications
Content follows the available evidence and visible structure. Unverified figures are not presented as commitments.
Model / Identity
YJ-FS310
Standard / Custom
Externally sourced custom machine, sold independently and confirmed from spoon, product and foil samples.
Capacity
To be confirmed by testing spoon feeding, dosing time, foil handling and the sealing cycle.
Structure / Automation
Rotary multi-station layout; manual or automatic spoon feeding is project-dependent.
Containers / Package Format
Honey spoons and similar spoon-shaped containers; material, dimensions, strength and consistency to be confirmed.
Container Size Range
To be confirmed from physical spoons and drawings.
Product / Contents
Honey, syrup or similar flowable products; viscosity, temperature and particles to be reviewed.
Packaging Material
Pre-cut foil matched to the spoon rim; material, thickness, sealant layer and feeding method to be confirmed.
Configuration choice
From samples to an approved solution
Provide the spoon, foil, target dose, product viscosity and temperature, seal acceptance method and required output. These inputs determine feeding, dosing, tooling and heat-sealing settings.
Provide physical samples, dimensions and target requirements.
Confirm the process, locating, changeover and integration boundary.
Use representative samples to verify the result and complete cycle.
Approve the technical agreement, supply scope and quotation.
Configuration choice
Confirm the configuration from samples, process and line requirements
Rotary indexing organises stations but does not guarantee automatic spoon feeding. Pre-cut lids also require direction, static, pick-and-place and seal-layer checks.
Machine structureRotary multi-station layout; manual or automatic spoon feeding is project-dependent.
Samples and changeoverRotary fixtures, spoon locating and foil tooling are customized to samples.
Integration and acceptanceAutomatic spoon feeding, product collection and inspection interfaces are project options. To be confirmed by testing spoon feeding, dosing time, foil handling and the sealing cycle.
Externally sourced custom solution | Sample-confirmed
Rotary indexing organises stations but does not guarantee automatic spoon feeding. Pre-cut lids also require direction, static, pick-and-place and seal-layer checks.
Evidence boundary
Frequently Asked Questions
Content follows the available evidence and visible structure. Unverified figures are not presented as commitments.
Can the machine feed spoons automatically?
Automatic feeding can be assessed according to spoon consistency and budget; manual loading is also possible. Physical spoon trials are required.
Can a fixed speed and accuracy be published now?
No. The result depends on viscosity, temperature, dose, metering method and complete machine cycle, so it must be established by testing.
When are the power and air requirements confirmed?
They are confirmed after the feeding, metering, sealing, actuator and site configuration have been approved.
Which samples are required?
Provide physical spoons, foil and representative honey together with the target dose, acceptance criteria, output and site conditions.
Send sample details
Request a quotation with real samples
Send spoon and lid samples or drawings, honey sample and working temperature, target dose and tolerance, peel/leak criteria, feeding route, coding, cleaning/changeover and target cycle.
Physical spoon samples and complete drawingsHoney temperature, viscosity and particle conditionTarget dose and allowable deviationFoil material, thickness and sealant layer