Introduction of Liquid Nitrogen Dosing System Machine

Published on 19 October 2026 at 13:43

The liquid nitrogen dosing system machine is an intelligent industrial device specifically designed to quantitatively and precisely inject liquid nitrogen (LN2) into packaging containers of food and beverages. It combines the ultra-low temperature (-196°C) properties of liquid nitrogen with automated control technology, and is widely used in various fields such as food, beverages, pharmaceuticals, and industrial manufacturing.

The liquid nitrogen doser machine primarily consists of core components such as the liquid nitrogen storage tank, filling control system (PLC, touch screen), metering device (flow meter), conveying pipeline (vacuum insulated pipe), and filling head (nozzle).

The liquid nitrogen injection machine injects liquid nitrogen before filling and sealing food packaging containers (such as cans, PET bottles, and aluminum cans). Upon vaporization and expansion, the liquid nitrogen displaces oxygen inside the packaging, reducing residual oxygen levels and extending product shelf life. It also generates internal pressure to maintain the packaging's round shape and prevent collapsed cans. The liquid nitrogen filling machine from Sichuan Aosituo is particularly suitable for the food and beverage industry for nitrogen injection, pressurization, oxygen removal, and preservation of packaged products.

Technical Specifications of DO300 Sichuan Aosituo Liquid Nitrogen Doser Machine

  1. Raw material:SUS304
  2. Empty weight:15kg
  3. Size:950*177*603mm
  4. Power:100W 220V 50Hz
  5. LN2 pressure:<0.15Mpa
  6. Gas N2 pressure:0.5-0.65Mpa
  7. LN2 dosing head size:280*51mm
  8. Arm length:328mm
  9. Dosing nozzle size:1mm, 1.5mm, 2mm
  10. LN2 consumption:0.2L/h
  11. Dosing time:15-1000ms adjustable
  12. Dosing volume:0.01-14g/time adjustable
  13. Dosing accuracy:±5%
  14. Spot spray speed:0-300bottles/min
  15. Max. continuous spray speed:2000bottles/min

Please contact us for more product details.

Add comment

Comments

There are no comments yet.