F/4
Model / series
Volumetric piston filling machine model with four filling heads.
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AYRTAC Spare parts & components
AYRTAC designs and manufactures filling and capping machines, including equipment for food packaging. The documented F fillers and MC cappers perform different line operations. The group also distributes glass containers and closures; enquiries should distinguish those traded products from its machinery and associated assemblies.
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Product groups
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Piston filling machines
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Twist capping machines
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Dosing heads and format components
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Product examples and manufacturer references
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MC/100
Model / series
Automatic twist capper model with steam supply.
Send an enquiry ↗Technical selection
State complete model, serial number, head count and installed options. For F fillers record dosing range, cylinder configuration, product viscosity and temperature, and cleaning requirements. For MC cappers identify cap and container diameters, height, closure profile and feeding arrangement. Establish steam supply and electrical configuration from the actual machine. Tabulated speed relates to specified test conditions and is not a general output commitment. Have seal selection checked against material and cleaning medium. Describe format changes, retrofits and software version; machines in the same family may have different drives, feeders and optional equipment.
Manufacturer documentation ↗What happens next
DEAVA reviews the reference and clarifies any missing configuration details. Sourcing options and a quotation follow that review. Any proposed alternative requires your technical approval.
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