Filling Machines
Precision in every drop – advanced filling machines by UGM
Filling machines are essential for efficient and precise packaging in modern production. They ensure accurate filling, which helps to maintain product quality and optimize output in every industry. With decades of expertise in automation and process integration, we provide custom filling solutions tailored to your industry's specific needs – from food and beverage to chemicals, cosmetics, and pharmaceuticals.
Sourced from leading German manufacturers – Krones, KHS, GEA, Bosch, SIG Combibloc
High precision and efficiency for continuous production across all industries
Sustainable and cost-efficient – proven German engineering at competitive prices
Worldwide delivery with professional installation and long-term technical support
At Used German Machines (UGM) we specialize in sourcing and supplying high-quality used filling machines and complete filling lines from leading German manufacturers. Every machine we offer is carefully selected, inspected, and prepared to ensure it meets international production standards. Our customers benefit from proven German technology at a competitive price – ready for integration into existing production environments.
Liquid filling machines for beverages, dairy, and chemical industries
Aseptic filling machines for sterile processing of sensitive products
Powder, piston, and rotary fillers for diverse product types and viscosities
Complete packaging solutions including sealing and capping units
UGM's filling machines and filling lines are used across food, beverage, dairy, cosmetic, pharmaceutical, and chemical industries. Discover our top brands including Krones, KHS, GEA, Tetra Pak, SIG Combibloc, Bosch, and Serac – all known for precision engineering and long-lasting performance. By investing in used filling machines from UGM, you make a sustainable choice that reduces waste, conserves resources, and minimizes environmental impact. Contact us today to find the perfect filling solution for your production needs!
What is a filling machine?
A filling machine is a device used to accurately dispense liquid, semi-liquid, or powdered products into various types of plastic containers, bottles, or jars. It ensures consistent volumes, hygiene, and efficiency across production lines in industries such as food, beverages, cosmetics, and pharmaceuticals.
How to choose a filling machine?
Choosing the right filling machine depends on your product type, viscosity, and packaging format. For example, a vial filling system is ideal for small-volume pharmaceutical applications, while rotary or inline fillers are better suited for larger-scale production.
What is a fill line?
A fill line (or filling line) refers to the complete production setup, including filling machines, conveyors, and capping machines. Together, they automate the process from product dosing to container sealing, ensuring efficiency and precision.
What is filling and packing?
Filling and packing describe the process of transferring a product into PET bottles or other containers and preparing it for distribution. This often includes labeling, sealing, and packaging for safe transport and shelf presentation.
What are the techniques of aseptic filling?
Aseptic filling involves sterilizing both the product and the packaging materials before filling in a controlled environment. Modern filling stations use sterile air filters, temperature control, and closed systems to maintain product purity and extend shelf life.
What is the difference between sterile and aseptic fillings?
Sterile filling occurs under sterile conditions with pre-sterilized components, while aseptic filling ensures that both the product and packaging are sterilized separately before the process. This distinction helps maintain product safety and stability.
What is the difference between hot fill and aseptic fill?
In hot filling, the product is filled at high temperatures to eliminate microorganisms, making it suitable for juices or sauces. Aseptic filling, in contrast, sterilizes product and packaging separately, allowing sensitive products to be filled at ambient temperatures without heat damage.