LARIDEN 8-Gal Heating Mixing Filling Machine - Automatic Cream Lipstick Filler with Level Gauge, Adjustable Liquid Filler for Cosmetics, Shoe Polish

Product Overview

The LARIDEN heating mixing filling machine is built around a 30-liter capacity tank made from 0.08-inch thick 304 stainless steel, offering corrosion and heat resistance for a variety of materials. The tank features a mezzanine with a level gauge to monitor water or oil levels, used for heating. Heating is provided by two industrial-grade tubes totaling 1.5 kW (0.75 kW each), and a 60-watt pure copper motor drives T-shaped paddles at a maximum of 36 rpm for uniform mixing. The machine can heat water up to 90°C (194°F) in the outer layer and thermal oil up to 300°C (572°F), accommodating different melting points. The discharge nozzle is also heated via a C-type heating tube and controlled by a ball valve, preventing spillage and curing of materials. Dimensions are 20.87 inches deep by 31.3 inches wide by 15.35 inches high, and the unit weighs an unspecified amount but likely requires a sturdy workbench. Included are the main machine, a stirrer, four support pillars, and an English user manual. No power cord specifics were provided, so users should verify voltage requirements (typically 110V or 220V). The machine is suitable for filling lipstick, shoe polish, creams, pastes, and similar semi-liquids. Filling is manual via the ball valve, making it best for small to medium production runs. Cleaning involves disassembling the nozzle and wiping down the tank with suitable solvents, depending on the material used.

Build & Materials

The LARIDEN filling machine is constructed from 304 stainless steel with a thickness of 0.08 inches, chosen for its corrosion resistance and ability to withstand high temperatures. The tank is fabricated using automatic TIG welding, resulting in smooth, dense seams that reduce material adhesion and improve hygiene. The unit includes a mezzanine with a level gauge for monitoring the heating medium — water or oil — and a C-type heating tube around the discharge nozzle to prevent clogging.

The mixing assembly uses a pure copper motor rated at 60 watts and max 36 rpm, driving T-shaped paddles that scrape material from the tank walls. The heating system consists of two industrial-grade 0.75 kW tubes, totaling 1.5 kW. Components include a ball valve for flow control, support pillars, and a stirrer. The machine weighs enough to require a solid work surface, and its silver finish suits industrial environments.

Performance

According to the manufacturer, the LARIDEN machine heats material efficiently using the dual heating tubes, reaching up to 90°C with water or 300°C with oil in the heating jacket. The mixing motor runs at a fixed speed of 36 rpm, sufficient for homogenizing typical cosmetic and industrial pastes. Filling speed is claimed between 20 and 45 bottles per minute, but actual throughput depends on operator technique and material viscosity.

The heated nozzle helps maintain a consistent fill temperature, reducing waste from premature curing. However, since the machine uses manual ball valve control, operators must develop a feel for consistent fill volumes. No thermal retention or real-world durability tests are available from independent sources. The stainless steel construction should resist dents and corrosion with proper care, but the 0.08-inch wall thickness means it is not indestructible.