Semi-Automatic Filling Machine
On a semi-automatic filler the operator places the bottle and the machine fills. Investment is low, installation is quick and maintenance is simple.
Technical summary
0.5%
filling accuracy
60 L/min
up to capacity
AISI 304/316
stainless steel
4
SORM models
How it works
The operator puts the bottle under the nozzle and starts the cycle. The machine delivers the set volume, then the bottle is removed. Output follows the operator rhythm.
SORM Basic is designed for this: compact body, removable parts and AISI 304 stainless steel, reliable on low-viscosity products.
- ✓Single or dual nozzle operation
- ✓Foot pedal or button start
- ✓Compact footprint
- ✓Removable parts for fast cleaning
Which output makes sense
Up to a few thousand bottles per day, semi-automatic is usually enough. At that scale a fully automatic line does not pay back.
The calculation is simple: daily bottles × fill time per bottle = daily machine time. If that exceeds the shift, add a nozzle or move to automatic.
When to move to automatic
Three signals: output no longer covers the shift, operator cost exceeds machine cost, and capping or labelling becomes the bottleneck.
An automatic line runs conveyor, filling, capping and labelling together. SORM Master and SORM Mix&Go cover that scenario.
Frequently asked questions
How fast is a semi-automatic machine?+
Speed depends on nozzle count and operator rhythm; efficient up to a few thousand bottles a day.
Which products fit?+
Water, ayran, detergent and olive oil: low and medium viscosity.
How many operators?+
Usually one; capping can run at a separate station.
Is maintenance hard?+
No. Removable parts keep daily cleaning short; periodic checks cover nozzles and seals.
Let us test your product
Share the viscosity, packaging and daily volume; our engineers will propose the right SORM model and filling configuration.