The ELF ZMC2 is a beverage machine — a filling machine used to dispense liquid and semi-liquid products into a variety of consumer packaging formats including cans, bottles, and jars. Machines of this type are sometimes referred to as liquid fillers or bottling fillers in the industry.
Built in 1989 and located in France, this unit has been modified on several occasions by the manufacturer Stoppil, reflecting ongoing adaptation over its service life. It operates on a pneumatic system and uses gravitational filling, meaning product flow is driven by gravity rather than pressure or vacuum — a method well suited to free-flowing liquids and semi-liquids across a broad range of viscosities.
The machine features six adjustable filling heads, allowing for flexibility in output volume and accommodation of different container sizes. Product is held in a stainless steel hopper equipped with a level sensor to maintain consistent feed. A flexible feed hose with valve controls product delivery, and variable speed drive manages two feed pumps, enabling fine control over fill rates. A raise/lower cylinder adjusts head positioning, while product stop cylinders ensure precise, controlled dispensing at each fill point.
Supporting equipment included with the machine comprises a conveyor for container transport, a drip tray to manage spillage, a collection bin, and an electrical cabinet housing the control systems. Automation is handled by an Omron PLC, providing reliable programmable control over the filling cycle.
This is a used machine offered in its current condition, representing a pneumatic, gravity-fed multi-head filling system with a comprehensive set of integrated components.
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