Vacuum fillers Perth
Explore vacuum fillers for Perth butcher shops and food manufacturers, then specify the filler and outlet around your recipe. Vemag Australia supplies VEMAG machinery for filling, portioning and feeding suitable attachments. Compare the model options below and include your Western Australian site details when discussing trials, delivery and the quotation scope.
Choose the filling task before the model
A vacuum filler meters a prepared mixture from its hopper to an outlet. What happens next depends on the filling horn, linking equipment, former or container-filling attachment fitted to the machine. The same required portion weight can therefore lead to different equipment choices for sausage, formed products and container filling.
For a Perth business replacing an existing filler, record the model, feeding element and attachments you already use. For a new process, describe the finished product and the hand-filling or forming step you want to change. This helps separate the base filling machine from the outlet equipment and handling work needed around it.
If you are selecting several types of equipment, our food processing equipment Perth page covers the wider project. This page focuses on the vacuum filler, the product it will feed and the requirements to include in a WA enquiry.
Compare batch, butcher-shop and production-line options
Robby uses a rotary vane pump and is described for smaller batches and frequent product changes in meat production. Its published hopper capacity is 105 litres. The HP1 is a double-screw filler for the butcher’s trade, also with a 105-litre hopper, supplied as a split hopper in its standard specification. Similar hopper volumes do not make their feeding systems or outlet arrangements identical.
The HP10L is focused on sausage production and lists a 250-litre hopper. It is an option to discuss when sausage work dominates the production plan. The HP20NX has a 350-litre hopper and is listed across meat, prepared food, bakery and other industries. Assess the recipe and proposed attachment rather than assuming an industry tag validates every product.
Use these models to compare the production task, feed system and batch handling. Published maximum filling rates depend on the product and feeding element; they do not establish the number of saleable portions a Perth site will produce after handling, changeovers and cleaning.
Specify what leaves the outlet
An attachment listed for one filler should not be assumed to fit every machine in the range. Identify the exact models, feed connection, control requirements and discharge arrangement in the quotation. For the HP1, the catalogue specifically requires a housing, double screw and filling horn holder to be selected.
Sausages and casings
Provide the casing type, calibre, portion length and linking or clipping method. Compare the base filler and sausage equipment together.
Burgers and other formed meat
Define the shape, weight and mixture. The former creates the product shape; the filler supplies it with mass. Confirm the proposed combination.
Cups, jars and containers
Provide the container opening, dimensions, fill quantity and mixture condition. A separate filling head or container-filling system may be required.
Prepare a recipe and production brief
Describe the mixture as it reaches the hopper: its preparation, temperature, particle size and consistency. Include inclusions or pieces whose appearance must be retained. Explain any recipe changes during a shift and the time available to empty, clean and set the machine for the next product.
State the output you need on an ordinary production day and how it is measured. Mass per hour, portions per minute and finished packs per shift describe different things. A filler may feed the required mass while an attachment or container-handling step determines the rate of the complete process.
- Product: recipe, preparation method, particle size, working temperature and any inclusions.
- Portion: target weight, shape, casing or container and the acceptable variation you need to achieve.
- Batches: normal batch size, product changes and how the hopper will be loaded.
- Output: required saleable portions or packs, available operators and the production pattern.
- Connections: the exact upstream equipment, outlet attachment and next handling or packaging step.
Plan the filler installation at your Perth site
Include the site address or delivery postcode when requesting a quotation. Identify the unloading point, movement into the production room, doorway dimensions and the space available for the filler and its attachments. A hopper, lifting arrangement and operator position need to be considered as part of the layout.
Confirm the electrical requirement against the selected machine and configuration. For example, the HP1 listing gives a 2.75 kW servo drive motor, while the HP20NX listing gives 23 kW total rated power. These figures describe different parts of their specifications and should not be treated as directly comparable total connected loads. Ask for the final utility and installation requirements for the quoted equipment.
For a Perth or regional WA project, ask the team to set out freight, unloading, commissioning, training and support arrangements in the quotation. Confirm responsibilities and timing for your destination.
- Access: unloading method, door clearances, floor route and any restrictions on moving the equipment.
- Layout: hopper loading, attachment footprint, operator access and space for cleaning and maintenance.
- Utilities: the final electrical and any other services required by the complete proposed configuration.
- Existing equipment: transfer heights, inlet and outlet positions, controls and the handoff to the next stage.
Assess the recipe and outlet in a product trial
Discuss a Customer Centre trial with your own mixture and the portion format you want. Confirm the location, equipment available and trial arrangements before planning travel from Western Australia. The Australian office listed on our contact page is in Redland Bay, Queensland.
Agree what the trial needs to show: repeatable portion weight against your requirement, mixture handling, shape or casing presentation, and release to the next stage. Include the product changes that matter to your business. Record the recipe condition, filler, feeding element, attachment and results so the quotation can describe the setup actually assessed.
Request a vacuum filler quote for Perth
Send the product brief, required portion, normal batch size and output target, together with your Perth or WA site details. Include the model and serial number of any existing filler and identify the attachments you want to retain or add.
Ask the quotation to separate the base filler, selected feeding components, outlet equipment, handling and project services. Discuss delivery and installation requirements alongside the product specification so the proposed configuration can be assessed as a whole.
Questions about vacuum fillers for Perth
Can a Perth business enquire about these VEMAG vacuum fillers?
Yes. Vemag Australia supplies VEMAG machinery for Australian producers. Include your Perth or WA site location, recipe, portion and output requirements so the team can assess equipment and confirm the supply, delivery and support scope.
What is the difference between Robby and the HP1?
Robby is a rotary vane filler described for smaller batches and frequent product changes. The HP1 uses double-screw feeding and is designed for the butcher’s trade. Both list 105-litre hoppers, but the feeding and attachment configuration must be assessed for the actual job.
Is the HP10L a general alternative to every HPnx model?
The HP10L is focused on sausage production. The HPnx range is listed for a broader set of products and industries. Compare the recipe, feeding element, attachments and production pattern rather than choosing on a maximum capacity figure alone.
Does a vacuum filler also vacuum-pack the finished food?
A vacuum filler meters and feeds the food mixture. Sealing food inside a vacuum pack is a separate packaging operation. See food packaging machinery for the packaging equipment in the catalogue.
Where can I see a filler or arrange a demonstration?
The Australian office listed on the site is in Redland Bay, Queensland. Contact the team to confirm demonstration arrangements and equipment availability before travelling. Discuss delivery to your Perth or WA destination as part of the equipment enquiry.
Can I keep the attachments from my existing filler?
Provide the exact filler and attachment models, serial numbers where available, and details of the intended product. Compatibility and the required controls or connections must be confirmed for the proposed combination.
Contact
Discuss vacuum fillers for your Perth site
Send your recipe, portion requirements, existing equipment and WA site details. Discuss the filler and outlet configuration, product trials and the scope to include in your quotation.
- Australia(07) 3829 3868
- New Zealand+64 9 415 0137
- Salessales@vemag.com.au