Machine scope
Semi-automatic workstation for small-batch tube filling, positioning, tail sealing, and trimming.
Filling / Dosing Equipment
Semi-automatic workstation for small-batch tube filling, positioning, tail sealing, and trimming.

Selection guide
Start by checking container, product, size and output.
Semi-automatic workstation for small-batch tube filling, positioning, tail sealing, and trimming.
For manual tube loading, metered filling, and tail sealing of plastic and laminate tubes. Filling method, sealing process, registration mark positioning, trimming, and coding must be confirmed based on tube material and product. Do not carry over model numbers, values, or capacity data from the source page.
Selection guide
Photos, key dimensions, and packaging material details are enough to start; if details are incomplete, we will review the direction first.
Selection guide
Semi-automatic cycle; tube loading and removal typically manual; positioning and sealing method confirmed per machine model
Plastic tubes, laminate tubes, and verifiable similar tube materials
Ointments, gels, creams, cosmetics, adhesives, and other metered pastes or liquids
Tube body and tail seal area; tube material structure and wall thickness require trial sealing
Manual tube loading, tube positioning, metered filling, tube tail heating or pressing, trimming, and removal
Confirmed based on samples, cycle time, process time, upstream/downstream speed, and final configuration.
Replace tube holder, filling nozzle, sealing tool, or positioning parts, and re-verify dosage and sealing window.
Registration mark positioning, date/batch code embossing, trimming, hopper heating, and stirring are optional features.
Confirmed based on export region, drive structure, site layout, and final configuration.
Can be used as a standalone station or evaluated for connection with feeding, cartoning, and inspection equipment.
Please provide empty tubes, tube material structure, diameter and length, product, fill volume, tail seal appearance, and batch code requirements.
Photos, drawings, or samples help confirm diameter, height, stacking, and sealing contact surface.
Material, thickness, easy-tear or leak-proof requirements affect sealing temperature, pressure, and tooling.
Hourly capacity, manual or automatic feeding, conveying, and downstream packaging determine final configuration.
Configuration Selection
Check filling, tail sealing and trimming with empty tubes and real product first. Compare manual handling, changeover and continuous-production needs. Tube material and tail construction determine the suitable route.
For empty tube projects, first use a semi-automatic tube filling and tail sealing machine to verify manual tube feeding, filling, and tail sealing. After multi-specification operation is stable, evaluate a continuous main machine.
Select tube-tail sealing by tube material, diameter and tail construction. Lidding or foil sealing at a bottle mouth is a different closure process requiring the corresponding sealing machine.
Filling / Dosing Equipment
Selection guide
Please provide empty tubes, tube material structure, diameter and length, product, fill volume, tail seal appearance, and batch code requirements.
No. Registration mark positioning, date/batch code embossing, trimming, hopper heating, and stirring are optional features. All must be confirmed separately based on project scope.
Cannot be guaranteed without actual samples and line conditions. Speed, compatibility range, tooling quantity, and acceptance criteria are based on sample testing and final technical proposal.
Provide sample details
Send packaging-sample photos, the required process and approximate output for an initial machine review. Drawings and complete parameters can follow after the first discussion.