Paste filling machines
Compare piston, servo and rotor-pump paste filling machines for sauces, honey, creams, gels, adhesives and other viscous products in the UK.
See optionsCosmetic and personal-care production
Cosmetic and personal-care filling machines for creams, lotions and gels
Cosmetic packs place equal emphasis on dose repeatability and presentation. Creams, lotions, gels, shampoos, serums and fragrances require different filling principles, while pumps, triggers, droppers and labels introduce additional handling challenges. Clean nozzle cut-off and recipe changeover are often decisive.
Application routes
Filling methods to compare
Peristaltic filling machines
Peristaltic filling machines for e-liquid, serums, laboratory liquids and small bottles. Compare tubing, flow range, nozzle count and line integration.
See optionsBottle filling machines
Bottle filling machines for liquids, sauces, creams, powders and granules. Plan container handling, fill method, capping, labelling and output.
See optionsJar and tub filling machines
Jar and tub filling machines for honey, jam, sauce, creams, powders and granules. Compare wide-neck filling, lid or cap handling and labelling.
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Challenges to resolve
- Wide viscosity range across serums, lotions, creams and gels
- High presentation standard around bottle necks and jars
- Pump, trigger, dropper and specialist closure handling
- Frequent fragrances, colours or recipe changeovers
- Small-bottle accuracy and premium label placement
Project method
Recommended next steps
- 1
Group products by behaviour
Separate low-viscosity serums and fragrances from lotions, gels and heavy creams.
- 2
Match the filling principle
Compare peristaltic, pump and piston routes around dose, viscosity and product-contact requirements.
- 3
Test the complete pack
Run the bottle, pump, trigger, dropper or jar closure and label—not only the product.
- 4
Plan cleaning and changeover
Define contact parts, tubing, recipes, product recovery and colour or fragrance segregation.
Machine options
Machines to consider
LU-SV4P
LU-SV4P Four-Nozzle Servo Paste Filling Machine
Four-head servo piston filling machine for honey, syrup, lotion and cream. Review fill range, bottle limits, accuracy and automatic-line integration.
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LU-DTPP4C
LU-DTPP4C Four-Head Peristaltic Filling Machine
Four-channel peristaltic filling machine for small liquid doses, e-liquid, lotions and clean-change applications. Review flow, tubing and output.
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LU-GT1
LU-GT1 Single-Nozzle Pneumatic Paste Filling Machine
Semi-automatic pneumatic piston filler for gel, shampoo, sauces, honey and viscous liquids. Review 10–5000 ml modules and operator output.
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E-liquid and small-bottle filling machines
Small-bottle and e-liquid filling machines using peristaltic, piston and pump dosing. Plan droppers, tips, caps, labels and high-changeover production.
See optionsFilling machine nozzles guide
Guide to filling machine nozzles including anti-drip, shut-off, diving, bottom-up, overflow and wide-bore options for liquids, pastes and particles.
See optionsAutomatic filling machines
Automatic filling machines for liquid, paste, powder and specialist applications. Compare multi-head fillers, conveyors, controls and line integration.
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Cosmetics and personal-care filling machines FAQs
Which filler is used for cosmetics and personal-care filling machines?
There is no single correct filler. The shortlist depends on product flow, dose, container, cleaning, accuracy, target output and any sector-specific safety or documentation requirements.
Should the capper and labeller be selected at the same time?
Usually yes. Bottle or container stability, closure presentation and downstream speed can affect the filling layout, so the complete pack route should be reviewed early.
Can Lancing Ltd trial the real product and pack?
A product and container review is the strongest route to a realistic proposal. Discuss sample quantities, safety information and the acceptance criteria needed for a useful trial.
What information should be included in the first enquiry?
Send product details, fill range, pack and closure data, target output, planned shifts, utilities, footprint, cleaning method and any existing machinery that must be retained.
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