Automatic Perfume Line

Perfume Filling, Capping & Labeling Line

A sample-matched line for air rinsing, vacuum filling, spray-pump assembly, overcap handling and bottle labeling.

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Complete automatic perfume production line with bottle air rinsing, six-head vacuum filling, tracking closure stations and labeling
6 headsAir rinsing and negative-pressure filling
100-200 mLDocumented filling-volume reference
40-50 bottles/minIndividual station references, subject to final testing
PLC + touchscreenCoordinated machine and station controls

One Line, Six Controlled Operations

The supplied project combines bottle preparation, filling, closure assembly and labeling. Each station is tooled around the confirmed bottle and closure set.

  1. Filtered-Air Rinse

    Six heads blow filtered air into the supplied bottles before filling. The documented station reference is 50 bottles per minute.

  2. Vacuum Filling

    Six filling heads cover the recorded 100-200 mL range, with a stated accuracy reference of ±1% under the agreed test conditions.

  3. Spray-Pump Placement

    A tracked servo station detects each bottle, follows its movement and places the supplied spray-pump assembly.

  4. Crimp And Collar Handling

    Separate tracked stations perform the configured crimping and middle-collar operations for the approved closure components.

  5. Overcap Placement

    A pick-and-place station and pneumatic pressing operation handle the approved outer cap according to the sample set.

  6. Surface And Bottom Labels

    The labeling scope covers flat-bottle sides or round-bottle wrap labeling, with an additional bottom-labeling station.

Round, square, flat, tall and shaped perfume bottles with separate spray pumps and overcaps for production-line review

Match Every Part Of The Package

Perfume bottles that look similar can need different guides, fixtures, crimping tools and cap-handling parts. The complete component set is reviewed before production.

Bottle
Shape, dimensions, stability, neck finish and visible fill level
Spray pump
Dip tube, actuator, ferrule or threaded collar and placement method
Collar and overcap
Pressing force, orientation, fit and cosmetic protection
Labels
Side, wrap-around or bottom position, material and final dimensions

Images are packaging references, not customer production samples. Final compatibility is confirmed from the supplied components.

Real Closure-Handling Stations

These supplied machine images show two of the automated stations used after perfume filling. Final tooling follows the approved closure sequence.

If your line requires crimp-on spray pumps, confirm the bottle finish, pump and ferrule before quotation, and check whether leak testing is included. See the pump crimping and leak-check checklist.

Automatic perfume closure placement station with vibratory bowl, dual handling heads and touchscreen
Automatic Closure PlacementVibratory-bowl feeding, bottle detection and two-head handling for the confirmed closure component.
Enclosed two-head tracking closure assembly station for an automatic perfume production line
Enclosed Tracking StationServo tracking and guarded tooling support the configured pump, crimping, collar or cap operation.

Published Configuration Facts

These are selection references from the supplied production record. Accepted whole-line performance is confirmed with representative product and packaging samples.

Six-Head Vacuum Filling

6Filling heads
100-200 mLRecorded filling range
50 bottles/minFilling-station reference
±1%Recorded accuracy reference

The filling frame is recorded as 304 stainless steel. Product-contact nozzles and tank areas are recorded as 316 stainless steel and PTFE. The 150 L tank includes level detection and a low-liquid stop alarm.

Closure Stations

  • Two-head servo tracking
  • 45-50 bottles/min reference
  • Vibratory-bowl feeding
  • Pneumatic placement or pressing

Labeling Station

  • Flat-bottle side labels
  • Round-bottle wrap labels
  • Bottom labeling included
  • 40 bottles/min reference

Factory Utilities

  • 220 V station records
  • 0.6-0.8 MPa air
  • POM chain conveyors
  • PLC and touchscreen control

Confirm Before Final Configuration

Fragrance liquid
Confirm fill volume, flow behavior, foaming, product-contact compatibility and the agreed accuracy test method.
Complete bottle set
Provide the bottle, spray pump, dip tube, ferrule or collar, middle sleeve, outer cap and every alternate format.
Label artwork
Confirm label material, width, length, application position and whether the format is side, wrap-around or bottom labeling.
Accepted output
Approve the test bottle, run duration, accepted bottles per minute, changeover scope and rejection criteria.
Factory conditions
Confirm power, compressed air, room layout, conveyor direction, operator access and local safety requirements.

Perfume Line Questions

Does this line use vacuum filling?

Yes. The supplied configuration uses six-head negative-pressure filling for a documented 100-200 mL reference range. Final settings are confirmed with the actual fragrance liquid and bottle.

Are all closure operations automatic?

The supplied line includes separate placement, crimping, collar and cap stations. The exact sequence follows the approved component set. Check each closure component using physical samples before finalizing the tooling.

What determines actual line speed?

The slowest accepted station, bottle stability, filling volume, closure handling and labeling result determine sustainable whole-line output. The documented 40–50 bottles/min is an individual-station reference, not a guaranteed whole-line speed.

Can the line run several bottle designs?

Potentially, after engineering review. Different bottles may require change parts, guides, fixtures, tools or a different vibratory bowl. Engineering reviews each bottle and closure combination.

Send Your Perfume Package Set

Share the liquid, bottle, spray pump, collar, overcap, label and target output for a station-by-station engineering review.

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