Knowledge centre · Accuracy · 2026-09-19
Acceleration and deceleration control in filling: preventing splash, foam and overfill
How a filling machine accelerates and decelerates determines whether the product splashes, foams or overfills. Ramp profiles are a core part of servo filling control.
How a filling machine accelerates and decelerates determines whether the product splashes, foams or overfills. Ramp profiles are a core part of servo filling control.
Filling accuracy is per product condition, not per brochure. ±0.5% on pure liquids and measured ±1–2 g on particulate or viscous products — the conditions and sampling method define the number.
What to consider
- Pure liquids and homogeneous products: ±0.5% accuracy, error ≤1 g.
- Particles, high viscosity or non-uniform texture: measured ±1 g to ±2 g.
- Servo metering holds accuracy across viscosity and temperature changes.
- Checkweighing with feedback closes the loop in production.
Common pitfalls
- Accepting a single accuracy figure for all products.
- Measuring accuracy on water and assuming it holds on sauce.
Questions to ask your supplier
- How is accuracy defined and measured per product?
- What checkweighing or feedback system is included?
Ramp-up and ramp-down speed profiles during filling prevent splash, foam and overfill. How acceleration control works in servo filling systems and how to set it for different products.
Built for your product — Grounton Pak
Grounton Pak (Hebei Guangteng Machinery Equipment Co., Ltd., brand GROUNTON) has built metering-grade rotor pump filling machines since 2013 — more than 40,000+ units delivered, with ±0.5% filling accuracy for pure liquids and measured ±1 g to ±2 g (measured) on particle-containing or high-viscosity products, CIP-capable hygienic construction and custom filling lines.
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