Shandong Weston Fine Chemical Co.

1. Reverse osmosis water treatment
The raw water is pressurized and forced through a semi-permeable membrane in the RO unit. The RO membrane acts as a barrier, allowing water molecules to pass through while repelling most dissolved salts, minerals, and other contaminants in the feed water. This process removes a large portion of dissolved solids, organic compounds, bacteria, and other impurities, resulting in a partially purified stream of water known as RO permeate. RO concentrates containing rejected contaminants are often discharged as waste or recycled back into the feedwater stream to improve overall efficiency.
2. Double-layer emulsion mixing tank
The tank consists of two layers, the inner layer is the main vessel where the mixing and emulsification process takes place, and the outer layer provides insulation and is often used as a jacket for temperature control. This design helps to maintain the desired temperature during the emulsification process. Double-layer emulsion mixing tanks typically employ a variety of mixing mechanisms to achieve uniformity and stability of the emulsion. These mechanisms can include agitation using impellers, rotor-stator systems, or high-pressure homogenizers, depending on the viscosity and properties of the material being handled.
3. Six-head detergent filling machine
Detergent filling machines are designed to precisely dispense a specific volume of liquid detergent into each container. This ensures consistency in product quantities and helps prevent overfilling or underfilling, which is critical for maintaining product quality and meeting regulatory standards. The filling process is usually fast and precise, with each head being able to dispense detergent at a consistent rate. This allows for high-speed production while maintaining precision and quality control.
4. Capping machine
Many capping machines have adjustable settings to accommodate different cap sizes, shapes, and sealing requirements. These settings can include adjustments to cap torque, speed, and alignment to ensure a consistent and reliable seal. The capper is integrated into the production line along with filling, labeling and packaging equipment. They can be synchronized with other machines to create a continuous and automated production process, resulting in increased efficiency and throughput.
5. Double-sided labeling machine
Double-sided labelers are designed for high-speed labeling applications, capable of applying labels to hundreds or even thousands of containers per hour. This helps manufacturers maintain efficiency and throughput in their production processes. The machine is equipped with a precision labeling mechanism that ensures accurate placement of labels on both sides of the container. By applying labels to both sides of the container at the same time, it helps streamline the production process and maintain consistency in product labeling.