Advantages of Multi-Fill’s Filling Machines

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Michael Naylor • April 12, 2021

Multi-Fill provides a unique approach toward volumetric filling and specializes in the area of particulate foods in the prepared foods industry. Here are some additional reasons why you should choose Multi-Fill:

#1 Corrosion-Resistant Stainless Steel (Food Grade)

Each one of our machines is made of food-grade, corrosion-resistant stainless steel. They are built to last and to maintain the highest standards of health and hygiene. They are extremely easy to clean and allow for fast product changeovers. Cleaning is such a vital part of food line operations, not only for hygiene reasons, but also to facilitate fast and thorough product changeovers.

#2 Programmable to Fit Your Product Line

Multi-Fill machines have the capability of entering new parameters into the PLC for different product run configurations. Although we market three specific models of volumetric fillers, each one of them can be customized to fit into your production line.

#3 Built in the USA

Multi-Fill’s products are proudly designed and built right here in the United States. We have been supplying and servicing filling equipment for decades. In fact, several of our clients are still successfully running machines we first supplied to them in the 1980s!

For more information on the unique benefits of Multi-Fill’s filling machines, contact us today.

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