Hanchen Manual Paste Filling Machine Liquid Filling Machine for Cream Shampoo Cosmetic Honey Oil CE Certificate (5-50ml)

Ok so I thought I'd leave a review as there are not too many left for these bottle filling machines from the UK so I just bought one and thought I'd give you guys my honest take on it.Purchased on: 30th December 2024 in the UKSo it arrived very well packaged, a very big tall box so be prepared for that :) first thing you will probably want to know is 'The image shows a cream and a blue version so what do I get?' ok so what was delivered was the BLUE model that you see is some of the images. The little slider/wheel that adjusts the volume on the side is on it but mine shows 0ml - 50ml and is not positioned correctly so you cannot go by this accurately, mine actually goes below the nut/wheel by about 8ml so these measurements have just been printed onto the paint incorrectly, but no big deal really.It is very heavy and some parts of mine were not finished so great so had a few sharp edges but I just filed them down slightly.I gave the whole thing a good clean before use with washing up liquid and used some of those wire long brushes to get inside a few areas so would advise getting some of these as will help and probably pick up a pack of them for next to nothing. Vey easy to take apart and clean so dont worry about this it really is a case of unscrewing a part and them screwing it back on.So the big question... is the volume it dispenses accurate? the answer is YES. For what I need this for is dispersing thick (VG) liquid and I have this wheel set to around 38ml (The slider/wheel is NOT an accurate guide) at first you need to draw through a few pumps of liquid (I would advise getting a cup underneath and putting it on a scale and tare the cup to get an accurate measurement) then adjust the slider/wheel until each pump gives you the volume you want.If i was to set the wheel to the bottom setting I would probably get around 80-100ml out per pump (Not a definite but approx) so will disperse more.I use VG which is thick like honey and goes through perfectly with no dipping afterwards, I also put water through and although left the setting as it was the amount of water showed around 45ml so you will need to adjust each time if your liquid is a different thickness each time ok.So all in all, I've only used a handfull of times since I got this about a week ago but has already earnt its cost in the amount of time it has taken me to fill bottles. When I was filling by hand 100 bottles would have taken a few hours but with this it took less than 5 mins so it really will help speed up your manufacturing times.I'm going to leave a few pros and cons at the bottom so you can decide for yourself if you want to purchase ok.PROS:1. Does disperse an accurate volume each pump without dripping.2. Easy to clean and sturdy.3. Machine that was delivered was the BLUE one with slider/wheel as seen in photos and NOT the cream one without.4. Arrived well packaged and after a wash ready to go straight away, so easy to use.CONS:1. Has a lot of rough edges, no two will look identical as looks like its hand made in some parts.2. The slider/wheel is not printed/transferred on the machine accurate so its a case of getting it positioned by eye and making a not of it.3. Says 2 year guarantee in the description but leaflet inside says only 1 year.4. I paid £199 for this but there are similar looking but different makes for half this and too be honest, probably do the same job as it looks like they are all the same apart from some having an internal slider (Like this one) and other having an external one that you would need to twist/adjust by hand each time.CONCLUSION:So all in all YES it does the job and glad I bought this. The cheaper versions that I have seen probably do the exact same thing just maybe the nut doesn't allow you to disperse as much liquid each time but you can always do 2 pumps which is no real hardship really. I like it (so far) and although was a bit more expensive compared to others this one does all that I mentioned honestly above so if that is what you want and don't mind paying a little more (I also had a £30 gift card so total cost was £169.99) then I would recommend, I hope that this answers some of your questions as these are some that I had so as I went with it I can pass on to you guys ok. :)

I needed 2 of these machines, but instead of purchasing another Vevor branded one, since the construction is pretty much the same I thought I'd take a chance with another manufacturer.The arm is definitely stiffer on this one, and sometimes I can't get the product to get through (hit and miss with the suction).So after creating batches I often use my trusty Vevor machine that never lets me down, and go to this machine if I really have to. Shame.

The product has made my life SO much easier, it's simple to use and simple to clean. I personally use this for a thick oil, and unfortunately the oil drips out when not in use which is a waste of product and an inconvenience, I have to put a small cup or jug underneath when doing something else/ in between pours. I believe it's due to the thickness of the oil I am using as when I tested with water, I didn't have this issue. I also believe from reading reviews on other similar products, this is a universal issue. I have only had the product a month or so, so can't comment on if it will be long lasting or not, if anything happens I will be sure to update!

inconsistently consistent