Auger filling is a method of depositing powder, granules and paste type products into nearly any type of container. Auger filling regulates the product flow by controlling the revolutions of a vertical auger screw located in the center of a hopper containing product.
The auger filler can be used in two ways:
- The auger filler can be set to take a predetermined amount of revolutions with a particular auger size, correlating to a weight, which can be adjusted by increasing or decreasing the revolution count.
- The auger dispensing system can be controlled by a scale that measures the amount of product dispensed by the auger. The scale stops the auger from turning when the desired fill weight has been achieved.
A Sample of Products and Materials Dispensed
Activated Carbon Activators Adhesives Ajax Cleanser Aluminum Powder Ammonium Nitrate Ammonium Sulphate Antibiotics Apple Sauce Arsenic Trioxide Asphalt Products Baby Formula Baby Powder Baking Powder Barbeque Sauce Barium Sulphate Basil Bath Salts Biscuit Mix Brazing Paste Cinnamon Citric Acid Clay Slurry Cocoa Coffee (Ground) Coffee, Instant Cologne Copper Copper Cornstarch Cracker Meal Creatine |
Cyano Acrylic Adhesive Dental Powder Deodorant Detergents Developer and Fixer Dextrose Powder Drink Mixes Fungicide Grass Seed Gravy Grease Ground Meat Ground Pepper Ground Walnut Shells Grouting Cement Hand Cleaner Health Foods Herbicides Horseradish Humus Hydraulic Cement Hydrogen Peroxide Ice Cream Powder Ink Insecticide Ointments Oregano Oxalic Acid Paint Pigment Pancake Mix Paper Pulp
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Paste Wax Patching Cement Peat Moss Penicillin Pepper Perfume Pesticide Powders Petrolatum Starch Phosphor Powder Phosphor Slurry Pitch Compound Plant Food Powder Plaster Silvering Beads Snuff Soap Powders Soda Ash Sodium Bicarbonate Sodium Bisulphate Sodium Hydroxide Sodium Silicate Solder Paste Solvents Soup Base Spackling Paste Spackling Powder Spices Sugar Sulphur Sweeping Compound Talc |
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