Auger Powder Packaging Machine, YOKO-FGJ-D
YOKO-FGJ-D product reference image. Final supplied configuration may vary.
Auger Powder Packaging Machine, YOKO-FGJ-D

YOKO-FGJ-D product reference image. Final supplied configuration may vary.

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YOKO-FGJ-D

Auger Powder Packaging Machine

YOKO-FGJ-D is an auger-filling family for dosing powder into bottles or other rigid containers. Seven reference configurations cover 1 g to 10,000 g depending on model, one to four filling nozzles, and listed outputs from 2 to 120 containers per minute. Powder flow, bulk density, aeration, target dose, allowable variation, dust, container opening, feedback weighing, product-contact materials, and cleaning method should drive configuration.

Reference capacity / range
Model-dependent; see technical specifications
Dimensions
Model-dependent; see technical specifications
Power
Confirmed for the selected configuration
Typical applicationPharmaceutical or nutraceutical powder bottles · Protein and beverage powder containers
Material or formatFine and ultrafine powders · Moderately cohesive powders

Equipment purpose

What this machine is designed to do

The system meters a controlled quantity of free-flowing or cohesive powder into presented containers using a model-specific auger and weighing arrangement. It is intended for pharmaceutical, nutraceutical, food, cosmetic, and compatible technical powders after material, hygiene, and accuracy requirements have been reviewed.

Operating sequence

Working principle

Powder is conditioned in the hopper and moved by a rotating auger whose geometry and revolutions determine the initial dose. The container is positioned beneath one or more nozzles, and weight feedback can be used to correct or verify dosing on the configured model. Fill consistency depends on bulk density, deaeration, refill level, auger geometry, speed, product adhesion, dust extraction, weighing stability, and container presentation.

Review points

  • The family includes linear and rotary arrangements with one, two, or four filling nozzles.
  • Published fill ranges overlap between models, so accuracy, output, container size, and layout should be compared together.
  • Weight-feedback dosing can compensate for drift when the weighing system, vibration isolation, and control strategy are appropriate.
  • Interchangeable augers allow product and dose changes, but each tool needs its own qualified setup and cleaning plan.
  • Dust extraction, hopper refill, product deaeration, and level control materially affect both hygiene and dose stability.
  • A production-intent powder trial should measure dose distribution over time, not only a small number of startup fills.

Process fit

Applications and compatible materials

Use these references to frame the first technical discussion. Suitability is confirmed with actual material, format, and process data.

Typical applications

  • Pharmaceutical or nutraceutical powder bottles
  • Protein and beverage powder containers
  • Compatible cosmetic powders
  • Free-flowing or non-free-flowing powders after an auger trial

Material or format references

  • Fine and ultrafine powders
  • Moderately cohesive powders
  • Small compatible granules where the selected auger permits
  • Rigid bottles, jars, or cans within the approved format range

Reference parameters

Technical specifications

Values are model references for initial selection. The quotation and approved technical agreement define the final supplied configuration.

Technical specifications

ModelYOKO-1FGJ-D (rotary) / YOKO-1FGJ1-D (linear) / YOKO-1FGJ2-D (linear) / YOKO-2FGJ-D (linear) / YOKO-2FGJ1-D (linear) / YOKO-4FGJ-D (rotary) / YOKO-60FGJ-D (linear)
Filling Range (g)1000-10000 / 50-3000 / 50-500 / 100-5000 / 10-5000 / 1-500 / 10-5000
Packing Capacity (bottles/min)2-5 / 8-12 / 6-12 / 15-40 / 50-70 / 60-120 / 10-80
Filling Accuracy±0.1–0.2% / ≤±0.3-1% / ±0.2-1% / ±0.1–0.2% / ±0.5–1.5% / ≤±1-5% / ±0.5–1%
Number of Filling Nozzle1 / 1 / 1 / 2 / 2 / 4 / 4
Container Size (mm)Cylindrical Container · Diameter: 50–180 · Height: 50–350 / Cylindrical Container · Diameter: 20-100 · Height: 50–350 / — / Diameter: 60-210 · Height: 60–350 / — / Diameter: 20-100 · Height: 15-150 / —
Weighing MethodScrew metering with weight feedback tracking
VoltageConfigured for the destination electrical standard
Weight (kg)450 / 300 / — / 700 / 400 / 1000 / 800
Dimension (mm)2000 × 1180 × 2150 / 2500 × 850 × 2150 / 2400 × 850 × 1950 / 3200 × 1170 × 2920 / 3000 × 980 × 2150 / 1770 × 1320 × 1950 / 3000 × 940 × 1985

Before quotation

Configuration inputs

A useful quotation starts with the product, container or format, target output, available utilities, and destination requirements.

  • Linear or rotary layout, nozzle count, fill range, and sustained output
  • Auger geometry, hopper agitation, level control, refill method, and recipe settings
  • Gross, net, or feedback weighing arrangement and checkweigher interface
  • Container guides, indexing, lifting, anti-dust nozzle, and reject handling
  • Product-contact finish, seals, dust extraction, cleaning, and tool-change procedure
  • Samples, destination utilities, controls, documents, spares, and accuracy test protocol

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Supporting files

Videos and technical documents

Availability varies by model and configuration. Request the current demonstration, datasheet, layout, or documentation package when needed.

Product video

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Selection questions

Frequently asked questions

Why do powders with the same dose need different augers?

Bulk density, particle size, cohesion, aeration, compressibility, and flow determine how much material an auger delivers per revolution and how consistently the screw fills. Two powders at the same target weight can require different auger diameter, pitch, speed, agitation, nozzle, refill, and cutoff settings.

How should auger-filler accuracy be tested?

Define the product lot, target dose, container, hopper refill method, startup treatment, machine speed, number and timing of samples, scale resolution, acceptable distribution, and test duration. Samples should cover the beginning, middle, and end of a run and include normal refill events because density can change during operation.

When is weight feedback useful on YOKO-FGJ-D?

Weight feedback can correct gradual dosing drift or support a target-control strategy, but it does not remove the need for stable powder feeding. Scale isolation, container handling, feedback timing, auger response, and line rate determine whether feedback is practical. The control method should be described for the selected model.

What dust-control information is needed?

Provide dustiness, occupational and cross-contamination concerns, containment requirement, available extraction, filter strategy, room pressure, cleaning method, and product recovery expectations. A negative-pressure connection can help at the nozzle, but the whole charging, hopper, filling, rejection, and cleaning path should be reviewed.

Can the same machine fill 1 g and 10 kg accurately?

The family covers that broad overall range through different models, augers, nozzles, and layouts; it does not mean one configured machine provides equal performance at both extremes. The approved operating range and change parts should be established for the specific model, product, and accuracy requirement.

Model-level review

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Current equipment context

Equipment
Auger Powder Packaging Machine
Model
YOKO-FGJ-D
Category
Powder Filler

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