Mixing & Emulsifying
Mixes, heats, cools, homogenizes and deaerates creams, lotions, gels, balms and other cosmetic formulations before filling.
BEAUTY & COSMETICS PACKAGING SOLUTIONS
Explore cosmetic processing and packaging equipment for creams, lotions, serums, perfumes, essential oils, powders, lipsticks and facial masks. ZONESUN systems support mixing, filling, capping, sealing, labeling, cartoning and complete cosmetic production line integration.
COSMETIC PRODUCTION & PACKAGING GUIDE
Cosmetic packaging equipment should be selected according to product viscosity, filling temperature, container design, closure structure, required output and automation level. ZONESUN provides standalone machines, compact monoblock systems and complete cosmetic production lines.
CORE EQUIPMENT FUNCTIONS
Configure the required equipment according to the cosmetic formulation, package type and production process.
Mixes, heats, cools, homogenizes and deaerates creams, lotions, gels, balms and other cosmetic formulations before filling.
Dispenses liquid, viscous, heated, foaming or powder products into bottles, jars, tubes, compacts, pouches and cosmetic containers.
Handles inner plugs, screw caps, pumps, droppers, spray heads, perfume collars, jar lids and heat-sealed cosmetic packages.
Applies product labels and completes orientation positioning, batch coding, inspection, cartoning and secondary packaging.
Mixing, emulsifying, heating, cooling or deaeration.
Automatic bottle, jar, tube or component loading.
Controlled dosing according to product viscosity and volume.
Plug insertion, pump feeding, cap placing and tightening.
Label application, orientation and batch information.
Checking, rejection, cartoning and final collection.
SELECT BY PRODUCT MATERIAL
Product flow behavior is one of the most important factors when selecting a cosmetic filling machine.
Perfume, toner, essence, micellar water, essential oil and low-viscosity serum.
Common filling options Peristaltic, vacuum or servo pump fillingShampoo, conditioner, body wash, facial cleanser and liquid foundation.
Common filling options Piston, gear pump or lobe pump fillingCream, lotion, gel, body butter, hair mask, scrub and cosmetic paste.
Common filling options Servo piston or heated hopper fillingLipstick, lip balm, wax, solid perfume and products that solidify after filling.
Common filling options Heated filling, cooling and mold handlingLoose powder, baby powder, eyeshadow powder and other fine cosmetic powders.
Common filling options Auger, vacuum or volumetric dosingSheet masks, hydrogel masks, aerosol sprays, perfume samples and layered creams.
Common filling options Application-specific customized systemsCOMMON APPLICATIONS
MACHINE SELECTION GUIDE
Confirm the following information before choosing a standalone machine or configuring a complete production line.
Confirm viscosity, density, particle content, foaming tendency, corrosiveness and whether heating or agitation is required.
Provide minimum and maximum filling volumes, required accuracy and the number of container sizes used in production.
Bottle, jar, tube and compact dimensions affect feeding, positioning, filling nozzles and conveyor configuration.
Confirm whether the package uses an inner plug, dropper, pump, spray head, collar, overcap or screw cap.
Production speed determines the number of filling heads, equipment structure and automatic feeding requirements.
Frequent product changes may require quick-release parts, recipe storage and easy-clean filling systems.
AUTOMATION OPTIONS
Suitable for flexible or smaller production
Suitable for limited space and stable packaging
Suitable for continuous commercial production
PROJECT INFORMATION
Product, container, closure and label samples help confirm filling performance, container handling, cap feeding and labeling accuracy before final machine configuration.
BUYING GUIDE
Creams are commonly filled using piston, servo piston, gear pump or lobe pump systems. The final choice depends on viscosity, particles, filling volume and whether heating is required.
Some filling systems can handle a range of viscosities. However, products with very different characteristics may require different pumps, nozzles, hoppers or operating parameters.
Yes. Automatic feeding, insertion and tightening systems can be configured when closure components have suitable dimensions and consistent feeding characteristics.
Heated filling is used for lipstick, balm, wax, solid perfume and other products that must remain fluid during dosing and solidify after filling.
Mixing, container feeding, filling, closure assembly, capping, labeling, inspection and cartoning equipment can be integrated according to the required production process.
Samples help verify product flow, filling accuracy, container stability, closure feeding, tightening performance and label positioning before production.