Fillers
GEA fillers represent the industry’s most advanced technology for the filling of liquid products into plastic bottles. They combine flexibility, performance and operational safety for applications throughout the sector.
The fillers developed by GEA for products such as water, CSD, white milk and drinks with preservatives, combine excellent filling performance with the need for cost reduction and safe, easy-to-use technology. They have an open design that allows easy access to the filling/capping area and a very simple maintenance.
These fillers have an automatic foaming system and an automatic standard cleaning cycle to guarantee high hygiene standards. The sanitary membrane valve is the only moving part in contact with the product, and the filing/capping area is protected either by ambient laminar air or HEPA filter overpressure (as an option).
A neck handling system allows the bottles to be smoothly handled throughout the machine without the need for neck/body counter guides, ensuring a quick bottle changeover.
All fillers can be combined with a Liquid Nitrogen system for container stabilization while filling still products, allowing high filling performance even with lightweight bottles.
Traditional fillers have an HMI system with a touch screen control panel for easy and quick visualization of line warnings and easy troubleshooting.
Products
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Filler Fillstar LXf
Fillstar LXF is a rotary volumetric filling system for still drinks. It features: electronic control valves; free-standing, neck-handling starwheels; brushless motors; simple tank filling, draining and level detection; and assured sanitization of machine and filters.
Filler Fillstar LXi
The Fillstar LXi filler fills both still and carbonated drinks and maintains contact between the filling valve and the bottles. This allows even difficult products to be filled at ambient temperature without reducing speed.
Hot Fill Fillstar HF
The Fillstar HF RCP gravity filler has been specifically developed for hot filling. A key feature is its versatility that allows the filling head to be adapted, for brim-full filling or level filling, with a simple operation and without tools.
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GEA eShop Filling
Discover GEA eShop Filling, a user-friendly interface to order filing spare parts online 24/7.
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GEA AseptiCheck®
Protect the operation of your aseptic beverage plant and safeguard the final quality of your product by safely controlling the risks regarding every process parameter of an aseptic filling system.
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