Our robust StrongArm filling machine is designed for automatically filling or decanting industrial containers from 100 ml up to 1500 litre capacity.

	Suitable for filling/decanting containers from 100 ml to 1500 litre		Wide range of ancillary equipment
	Compact, robust, clean stainless steel design		Range of 'legal for trade weigh' platforms
	Top, bottom or sub surface fill		Low head height
	360 degree working radius for optimum flexibility		Range of filling lances to suit liquid
	Automatic, semi-automatic or manual operation		Mobile or fixed versions - high maneuverability
	High reliability-low maintenance		Easy, low force operation
	ATEX certified version		Volumetric, gravimetric, mass or flow metering

Traditional methods of container filling can be costly, both in terms of time and product waste due either to overfill (giveaway) or spillage. In addition, most methods rely on a high level of human interface and manual handling, which can present health and safety risks, as well as non- conformity to legal for trade requirements. The StrongArm concept addresses all of these issues in a single compact design. The simplicity of the design and build offers both a space and a cost effective solution, resulting in a machine which is easy to maintain and troubleshoot for engineers of all levels.

At the heart of the filling machine is a simple, yet cleverly engineered, articulated arm. This has been ergonomically designed for maximum operator efficiency and productivity. From a compact central pillar, the arm can be effortlessly moved to give a full 360 working radius with a reach of over two metres, thereby offering optimum filling versatility around the centre of the machine. Both fixed and mobile versions are available and the company are confident that the mobile StrongArm is the most compact and maneuverable machine on the market.

Containers can be filled on pallets or introduced to the filling head via roller conveyors. From a single press of a button, the dispensing lance descends into the container and begins filling automatically, initially in fast fill, then dropping to slow fill to achieve the required accuracy. The only other operator interface required is to accept the filled container and move onto the next fill.