

Single Nozzle Cup Filling and Sealing Machine
In short
The machine is designed for packaging beverages and food products in disposable cups, with a capacity ranging from 800 to 1200 cups per hour, depending on product viscosity and cup size.
A machine for complete packaging of beverages and food products in disposable cups.
Pricing depends on the required specification.
Built to order after a signed contract
Description
The Single Nozzle Cup Filling and Sealing Machine is designed for complete packaging of beverage and food products in disposable cups.
This machine includes features such as cup dispenser, filler, foil placer, sealer, and an output system onto a traffic tray or conveyor belt.
The production capacity of the machine varies depending on the viscosity of the product and the cup size, with a minimum speed of 800 and a maximum of 1200 cups per hour.
Products that can be packaged with this machine include various syrups, plum sauces, sauces, and dairy products. The filling system design depends on the type of product; for example, gravity systems are used for low-viscosity products, while cylinder or gear pumps are used for high-viscosity food products.
The machine body is made of 304 food-grade stainless steel, and the nozzle and cylinder paths can be made of 316 pharmaceutical-grade stainless steel upon request.
Installation of features such as UV for cup sterilization before filling is available.
Variety of Cup Packaging Machines
Cup packaging is available in various capacities depending on the buyer's needs. A list of cup packaging machines is provided in this collection, introduced for various liquids and powdered dry goods.
Technical specifications
| Specification | Value |
|---|---|
| System | Rotary |
| Number of Nozzles | One |
| Filling Type | Gravity / Piston Cylinder / Pump depending on product type |
| Power Consumption | Single-phase or three-phase as per customer order 1.8kw |
| Air Consumption | 80-liter compressor 7 bar |
| Production Capacity | 800–1200 cups per hour |
Last updated: 14 November 2026


