GGS-118P5 · Roll-film form-fill-seal
The GGS-118P5 forms plastic ampoules from roll film, doses the liquid and heat-seals the pack before cutting. It is a cosmetic liquid filling machine for projects using formed plastic packs, with a reference filling range of 0.3–200 ml and five filling heads.
Discuss perfume, essential oil or another flowable cosmetic formulation with HIJ. Pump selection, film compatibility and output are confirmed for your product and pack.
Start with the package
A cosmetic liquid filler meters product into a package. The GGS-118P5 combines dosing with plastic ampoule forming and sealing, so the package is made on the machine. It is not a general-purpose filler for purchased bottles, jars or tubes.
For purchased bottles and jars, compare the cosmetic filling machine range. Those projects require container handling and closure selection rather than roll-film forming.
For creams in soft tubes, review cosmetic tube filling and sealing. Glass ampoules, flat-bottom packs and aseptic filling require a separate equipment review.
Product names alone do not establish compatibility. A liquid filling machine for cosmetic oil must be assessed with the actual oil, contact materials and packaging film. A serum or lotion may behave very differently from a water-like sample.
Perfume is a listed application. Provide the formulation safety information, filling temperature and intended film. Where solvents are present, the project needs a specific materials and equipment-safety review; standard suitability is not assumed.
Essential oil is a listed application. Confirm viscosity at the filling temperature, contact-part compatibility, dripping after dosing and the finished-pack seal result using the actual oil.
Submit samples for feasibility review before selecting this model. Thick, foaming, particle-containing or temperature-sensitive products may need a different pump, product-handling arrangement or filling platform.
The process starts with roll film rather than a conveyor of premade bottles. Heating and tooling create the pack shape, the selected pump meters the product, and the machine seals and cuts the pack.
For the buyer, film selection, mold design and filling performance are linked. A change in pack shape or fill volume should be reviewed together with the forming and sealing requirements.
This is a roll-film thermoforming form-fill-seal route, not extrusion blow-fill-seal. The page does not claim sterile or aseptic production.
Feed the approved roll material into the forming section.
Shape the pack using tooling selected for the ampoule drawing.
Dose through the five-head configuration with the selected pump system.
Close the filled pack with settings established for the film and product.
Apply the agreed batch-code arrangement and cut the pack layout.
Release finished strips or individual ampoules for inspection and handling.
Use these model reference values to start the technical discussion. The agreed project specification should identify the supplied configuration and the acceptance conditions for your product.
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| Filling configuration | 5 filling heads |
|---|---|
| Reference filling range | 0.3–200 ml; confirm pump and tooling for each required volume |
| Reference output | Approximately 100 pieces/min at 10 ml and 40 pieces/min at 200 ml. These are separate reference conditions, not guaranteed rates for every formulation or pack. |
| Maximum forming depth | 12 mm |
| Listed packaging films | PVC/PE and PET/PE; other films require confirmation |
| Listed product-contact material | SUS316L; confirm the complete wetted path, including tubing and seals |
| Controls | PLC, HMI and stepless frequency adjustment |
| Reference machine power | 4.5 kW |
| Electrical supply | 220 V / 380 V, 50 Hz reference; confirm the required site supply |
| Reference machine dimensions | 2300 × 850 × 1500 mm |
| Reference machine weight | 750 kg |
Plan output using accepted packs. Confirm the sustained rate with your ampoule geometry, liquid and film. Agree on the test duration, rejected-pack criteria and required good output, rather than treating a catalog speed as the production guarantee.
PVC/PE and PET/PE describe film structures, not a complete purchase specification. Provide the film supplier's specification and samples, including thickness, roll dimensions and any printed artwork.
Evaluate forming quality, seal integrity and opening behavior with the actual product. Packaging compatibility and shelf-life requirements need their own evidence; a successful machine run does not establish them on its own.
The reference GGS-118 configuration is intended for packs without a flat bottom and without a fixed-position print requirement. Provide the required shape and artwork before selecting the model.
If every pack needs registered artwork in the same position, ask for a separate model/configuration review. Do not assume that changing a mold alone adds this capability.
The model documentation describes mechanical, peristaltic and rotary-valve pump routes, with pump choice depending on product flow behavior. The reference water-like liquid configuration uses a peristaltic pump. This does not make one pump suitable for all cosmetics.
Hygienic design is more than a material grade. SUS316L is a listed material, not proof of machine certification or site GMP compliance. Request the relevant design, cleaning and documentation details for your intended use. Do not assume clean-in-place or aseptic capability.
Before purchase, define what the factory acceptance test (FAT) must demonstrate. Use the intended formulation and film, or agree in writing on any representative materials and their limitations.
Record the fill-volume results and sustained accepted-pack rate under agreed conditions. Include start-up and stopping behavior where they affect your production.
Agree on the inspection method and acceptance limits for leakage, seal quality, cut position, legible batch codes and the finished pack's opening behavior.
Review the required product or format changeover, operator access, supplied manuals, spare parts and any agreed training or qualification support.
Configuration and quotation
The quotation depends on the selected pump, ampoule tooling, film and artwork requirements, utilities and downstream scope. Compare proposals using the same product, pack drawing and acceptance plan.
Confirm whether an air compressor, chiller and any labeling interface are included or supplied separately. Obtain current pricing, delivery, warranty and payment terms in the written quotation; this page does not publish a fixed price or stock promise.
Start with your formulation, target fill volume, pack drawing and desired output. HIJ can review the proposed GGS-118P5 configuration or identify where a different equipment route needs evaluation.
