APPLICATIONS / BOTTLED EDIBLE OIL
Edible Oil Filling Machine for Cooking Oil Bottles
MotivaPAC is a manufacturer of liquid filling and packaging equipment for edible oils packed in retail PET and glass bottles. We supply GZH servo-piston and GZB metering-pump configurations for standalone filling, coordinated filling and capping, or complete-line projects.
For most retail PET and glass bottles, we normally start with the GZH servo-piston series. GZB is reviewed when pump-based delivery or the required volume range makes that configuration a better fit.
- GZH servo-piston series
- GZB metering-pump series
- Retail PET and glass bottles
- Filler, filler-capper or complete line
First engineering review: Oil + Bottle + Cap + Fill Volume + BPH
GZH
100 ml–5 L published range
GZB
250 ml–20 L published range
PET / Glass
Retail bottle applications
20+ Years
Manufacturing experience
VERIFIED PRODUCT RANGE
Machine Range at a Glance
Use the published ranges as an initial filter. The quotation must identify the selected model, test conditions and acceptance basis for the actual oil and bottle.
Quick answer: For most retail PET and glass bottles, MotivaPAC normally recommends the GZH servo-piston series. Review GZB when pump-based delivery or the required filling range makes a metering-pump configuration more suitable.
| Series | Method | Published filling range | Published output | Heads | Published accuracy |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| GZH-4 / GZH-8 / GZH-12 | Servo piston | 100–1,000 ml or 500–5,000 ml | 1,000–4,500 BPH | 4 / 8 / 12 | ≤ ±0.5% |
| GZB-1 / GZB-2 / GZB-6 / GZB-8 / GZB-16 | Metering pump | 250–20,000 ml | 150–2,400 bottles/hour | 1 / 2 / 6 / 8 / 16 | ±1 g / 500 g |
GZH output is based on the published 1,000 ml water-like-liquid reference. Actual GZH and GZB performance depends on oil behavior, temperature, fill volume, bottle dimensions, bottle opening and final machine configuration.
AVAILABLE MACHINES
GZH and GZB Edible Oil Filling Machines
Both series are existing MotivaPAC product families. Choose from application data rather than assuming one filling principle fits every edible-oil project.
01 / GZH SERIES
Automatic Linear Piston Filling Machine
Best for: Common edible oils in retail PET or glass bottles requiring controlled volumetric filling and practical bottle changeover.
- Models: GZH-4 / GZH-8 / GZH-12
- Published range: 100–1,000 ml or 500–5,000 ml
- Published output: 1,000–4,500 BPH
- Contact construction: SUS316L wetted parts and food-grade seals
Servo-driven piston-stroke control, fast-to-slow filling and suck-back nozzle control can be configured around the oil, bottle and agreed production speed.
02 / GZB SERIES
Linear Metering Pump Filling Machine
Best for: Projects where pump-based delivery, the requested filling range or the production arrangement makes metering-pump filling worth evaluating.
- Models: GZB-1 / GZB-2 / GZB-6 / GZB-8 / GZB-16
- Published range: 250–20,000 ml
- Published output: 150–2,400 bottles/hour
- Product contact: Hygienic stainless steel and food-grade seals
The quotation should identify the pump structure, oil-feed condition, cleaning method, bottle handling and the test method used to verify dosing consistency.
| Selection point | GZH servo piston | GZB metering pump |
|---|---|---|
| Best for | Common retail bottle projects requiring controlled piston-volume adjustment | Projects where pump-based delivery or a broader published volume range is relevant |
| Dosing principle | Servo-controlled piston stroke | PLC-controlled metering-pump flow |
| Main project data | Oil viscosity and temperature, fill volume, bottle opening and output | Oil behavior and feed condition, fill volume, bottle, output and cleaning |
| Changeover review | Piston range, recipe, nozzle position and conveyor guides | Pump parameters, recipe, nozzle position and conveyor guides |
| Final release basis | Agreed sample or FAT conditions and tolerance | Agreed sample or FAT conditions and tolerance |
OIL, BOTTLE & CLOSURE
Confirm the Complete Package Format
Projects may include soybean oil, sunflower oil, corn oil, canola oil and olive oil. Temperature and formulation still matter because the same oil can flow differently as temperature changes.
PET Bottles
Round, square and handle-style PET bottles require stable bases, suitable guide support and enough neck opening for the nozzle arrangement.
Glass Bottles
Glass projects need careful handling, bottle-variation review, clean fill presentation and a closure method matched to the finish.
Bottles and Closures
Send every bottle and cap. Plastic screw, tamper-evident and ROPP aluminum closures can be reviewed when capping is included.
Separate review: Metal cans, pouches, drums, IBCs and other non-standard packages are not assumed to fit the retail-bottle configuration.
PROJECT SCOPE
Filler Only, Filling and Capping, or Complete Line
Select the scope your factory needs now while keeping the technical interfaces clear.
Filling Machine Only
For factories with usable bottle feeding, capping and downstream equipment. Confirm conveyor height, speed, flow direction, floor space and control signals.
Filling and Capping
Coordinate bottle transfer, cap feeding, cap orientation and tightening with the filler’s practical output.
Complete Packaging Line
Projects requiring labeling, coding, case packing or layout coordination belong in the integrated line scope.
CRITICAL CONTROLS
Control Accuracy, Dripping, Temperature and Changeover
Performance claims only become useful when they are tied to the real oil, temperature, bottle, volume and operating speed.
Accuracy Basis
State target volume, tolerance, test oil and temperature, machine speed and FAT method.
Residual Dripping
Match nozzle diameter, shutoff design, suck-back control, speed and nozzle-to-opening distance to the oil.
Temperature
Oils that thicken or solidify may require heated or insulated tanks, pipes, pumps or nozzles as quoted options.
Changeover & Cleaning
Define recipes, mechanical adjustments, retained product, drainage, change parts and cleaning procedure.
PROJECT CONTROL
From RFQ to FAT: Project Information and Confirmation
Collect only the information needed at each stage, then turn the final requirements into a clear quotation and acceptance basis.
Before Quotation
- Business email and company
- Oil type and filling temperature
- Fill-volume range and number of SKUs
- Bottle and cap drawings or samples
- Target bottles per hour
- Required filling tolerance
- Existing equipment and workshop constraints
Before Manufacturing
- Selected model and filling-head quantity
- Product-contact material and seal information
- Bottle and cap formats included
- Electrical and pneumatic requirements
- Agreed accuracy conditions
- Spare-parts and service boundaries
Before FAT & Shipment
- Actual oil or approved test substitute
- Test bottles and caps
- Test volume, speed and duration
- Inspection and acceptance method
- Required manuals, electrical documents and test video
QUOTATION LOGIC
What Changes the Quoted Price?
A useful quotation defines the configuration instead of presenting an unsupported minimum price.
- Filling-head quantity and volume range
- Target output
- Filler-only or filling-and-capping scope
- Cap feeding
- Heating or insulation
- Product-contact materials
- Electrical brands
- FAT, installation and commissioning scope
Separate engineering review: Particles or unusual formulations · Strict CIP or sanitation validation · Metal cans, pouches, drums, IBCs and other non-standard packages · Hazardous or explosion-protection requirements · Non-food industrial oils
Ready for the first review?
Start with seven essential project inputs.
MANUFACTURER SUPPORT
MotivaPAC Manufacturing and Project Support
MotivaPAC manufactures liquid filling machines and bottling equipment with more than 20 years of manufacturing experience, CNC machining capability and an 18,000 m² factory.
Application-Based Selection
We start with the oil, bottle, cap, fill volume and output target.
Defined Machine Scope
The quotation identifies the series, model, filling heads, bottle range and project interfaces.
Agreed Performance Basis
Accuracy and output are tied to stated test conditions rather than an isolated marketing number.
Release Documentation
Confirm specification, material, utility, FAT, manual, spare-parts and service documents before order.
COMMON QUESTIONS
Edible Oil Filling Machine FAQs
Direct answers about model direction, bottle range, output and acceptance testing.
What filling machine is normally recommended for edible oil?
For most retail PET and glass bottles, MotivaPAC normally starts with the GZH servo-piston series. The GZB metering-pump series is reviewed when pump-based delivery or the required volume range makes that configuration more suitable.
What bottle sizes can one machine handle?
The published GZH ranges are 100–1,000 ml and 500–5,000 ml, while GZB configurations publish a 250–20,000 ml range. The actual formats covered by one machine depend on bottle dimensions, opening, stability, filling time and changeover requirements.
What output can the machine achieve?
Published reference output is 1,000–4,500 BPH for GZH configurations and 150–2,400 bottles per hour for GZB configurations. Actual output depends on oil behavior, fill volume, bottle opening, number of heads and the agreed operating conditions.
How is filling accuracy tested?
The quotation should state the target tolerance, test oil or substitute, temperature, filling volume and operating speed. Accuracy should then be checked using the agreed sample-test or FAT method.
Can MotivaPAC supply filling, capping and labeling as one line?
Yes. Filling can be coordinated with capping and broader packaging equipment. Projects requiring labeling, coding, case packing and layout integration should be quoted through the edible oil filling line scope.
PROJECT REVIEW
Send My Oil and Bottle Details
For the first engineering review, send only the information needed to identify a practical GZH or GZB machine direction.
- Business email
- Oil type
- Fill volume
- Bottle and cap
- Target BPH
- Bottle drawing or photo
- Short project message