Non-free-flowing powders usually need more attention around hopper shape, agitation, auger tooling and filling method. Sample testing helps confirm whether an auger route is practical.
Non-free-flowing powder filling machine advice for powders that bridge, compact or stick during filling, with auger and hopper design support.
Non-free-flowing powders usually need more attention around hopper shape, agitation, auger tooling and filling method. Sample testing helps confirm whether an auger route is practical.
Send product detailsThese checks help decide whether the right route is compact, semi-automatic, automatic, VFFS or a complete powder filling line.
Check whether the powder bridges above the auger.
Consider agitation or product conditioning in the hopper.
Plan cleaning where sticky powders remain in contact parts.
A powder that does not move smoothly and may bridge, stick, clump or compact.
Often yes, but the hopper and tooling need to suit the product.
Behaviour in a machine can differ from how the powder looks in a container.
Send your powder, pack and output target and we will help point you towards a suitable auger filling option.