Dual Head Mascara Filling Machine Lip Gloss Liquid Lipstick Heated Cosmetic Filler

Dual-Head Design: Precise and efficient filling of mascara and lip gloss.

High Precision: ±0.1g accuracy ensures consistent product dosage.

User-Friendly Operation: Easy to use and operate with minimal setup.

Multiple Applications: Suitable for various cosmetic products including mascara and lip gloss.

Quality Assurance: Comes with mechanical test report and factory inspection video.

Introduction

The Dual Head Mascara Filling Machine is designed for small-volume quantitative filling of mascara, lip gloss, liquid lipstick, nail polish and other cosmetic liquid or paste products.

The machine combines heating, mixing and filling functions in one compact system. The 20L hopper continuously holds and mixes the product, helping maintain more uniform material consistency during production. Heating can support temperature-sensitive cosmetic formulas that require improved flowability before filling.

According to the supplied configuration, the machine uses 2 filling heads and supports filling volumes around 1 to 20ml, making it especially suitable for small cosmetic containers and tubes.

The reference production capacity reaches approximately 35 to 50 pieces per minute, while the filling accuracy can reach approximately ±0.1g under suitable operating conditions.

PLC control, compact stainless steel construction and convenient operation make this machine suitable for cosmetic factories, makeup manufacturers, contract filling companies and small-batch production lines.

Key Features

1. Dual filling head design improves small-volume cosmetic filling efficiency.
2. Filling range supports approximately 1 to 20ml according to product characteristics.
3. Suitable for mascara lip gloss liquid lipstick nail polish and cosmetic liquids.
4. Heated hopper improves flowability of temperature-sensitive cosmetic materials.
5. Built-in mixing system helps maintain uniform product consistency.
6. 20L hopper supports continuous small-batch production.
7. Reference output reaches approximately 35 to 50 pieces per minute.