
EL2-E filling and capping line for liquid fertilizers in 20 L canisters — Omnia, Australia
| Customer | Omnia |
| Country | Australia |
| Year | 2023 |
| Industry | Agrochemicals — specialty fertilizers and bio-stimulants |
| Containers | 20 L canisters |
| Machine | EL2-E |
| Functions | 6 m infeed buffer · coarse and fine filling · automatic capping with cap feeder · labelling |
| Output | Around 130 canisters/h (20 L) |
More on this application: Filling machines for agrochemicals and liquid fertilizers
The challenge
Omnia, a manufacturer of specialty fertilizers and bio-stimulants, needed to fill 20-litre (5 gal) canisters automatically, with enough buffer at the infeed that the operator did not have to feed the line continuously.
The solution

An EL2-E with a six-metre infeed conveyor that acts as a buffer of empty canisters. Inside the filler, two nozzles fill each canister by weight in sequence: the first delivers most of the target at high speed, the second adds the rest slowly for an accurate net weight. The next station takes a cap from the cap feeder and screws it on automatically. A labeller after the last station labels every canister.
The result
Around 130 canisters of 20 litres an hour, filled, capped and labelled automatically, with a long buffer that frees the operator.










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