4-piston dispenser, with jacketed hopper and agitator, stainless steel

4-piston dispenser, with jacketed hopper and agitator, stainless steel

The dispenser with a 70-liter jacketed tank is designed for dosing liquid, semi-liquid, and paste products. The fully stainless steel construction ensures high hygiene standards and durability, making it ideal for the food, pharmaceutical, and cosmetic industries.

The device enables adjustable, multi-point dosing, and the option to synchronize with a conveyor allows easy integration into high-performance production lines.

Key Features and Advantages

• 70 L tank capacity – suitable for medium production batches.
• Stainless steel construction – guarantees hygiene, durability, and corrosion resistance.
• Adjustable agitator – stainless steel sweeping and feeding agitator, speed controlled by an inverter.
• Motor power – agitator 0.4 kW, main motor 3.0 kW.
• Four-point dosing – 4 nozzles simultaneously, adjustable speed up to 30 cycles/min per nozzle (max. 120 pcs/min).
• Dosing range 20–70 ml – manual adjustment of piston stroke and dose via connecting rod and pushers.
• Pneumatic attachment – prevents dripping, ensures cleanliness and dosing precision.
• Conveyor synchronization option – integration into production lines.
• Versatile product feeding – front inlet connection or manual filling into the tank.

Technical Data

Overall dimensions:

• Length: 1,300 mm
• Width: 1,000 mm
• Height: 2,400 mm

Operating parameters:

• Tank capacity: 70 L
• Dosing: 4 doses simultaneously, 20–70 ml per nozzle
• Dosing piston diameter: 25 mm
• Dosing speed: up to 30 cycles/min per nozzle, max. 120 pcs/min
• Dose adjustment: manual, via connecting rod and pushers
• Agitator drive: 0.4 kW, main drive: 3.0 kW
• Construction: fully stainless steel
• Conveyor synchronization capability

Applications

The machine is ideal for:

• precise dosing of liquid and semi-liquid products in the food industry (sauces, creams, pastes),
• dosing cosmetics and ointments in the pharmaceutical industry,
• integration into production lines requiring repeatability and hygiene,
• processes where product quantity control and loss minimization are essential.