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Syrup Making Machine
Liquid Syrup Manufacturing Plant
From sugar syrup to finished oral liquid with minimum manual handling. This syrup manufacturing plant links a sugar syrup vessel, prefilter, manufacturing vessel and storage vessel through vacuum transfer and product piping, in capacities from 250 L to 25,000 L. Send an enquiry.
250 L to 25,000 L
Capacity
Sugar syrup vessel, online prefilter, manufacturing vessel, storage vessel, vacuum transfer, filter press / inline homogeniser, product piping, control panels
Plant Components
Syrups, suspensions, solutions, drops, emulsions, mixtures, linctus, elixirs
Products
Technical specifications
Liquid syrup and oral liquid plant, 250–25,000 L, SS, 3 phase: sugar syrup vessel, prefilter, manufacturing and storage vessels, vacuum transfer, filter press or inline homogeniser, piping, control panels. Digital current and temperature display; water-protected seal. Turnkey projects to WHO-GMP, cGMP, USFDA, MHRA, TGA requirements.
Key features
✓Capacity 250–25,000 L
✓Sugar syrup vessel and prefilter
✓Manufacturing and storage vessels
✓Vacuum transfer
✓Filter press or inline homogeniser
✓Digital current and temperature display
✓Water-protected mechanical seal
✓22+ years in pharmaceutical plant setup
✓Turnkey to WHO-GMP, cGMP, USFDA, MHRA, TGA
Price upon request
What this category covers
This category covers machines and plants used to make syrups and other oral liquids. These products dissolve sugar, mix active and inactive ingredients, filter the liquid and transfer it to storage, usually in a closed system. The category ranges from single manufacturing vessels to complete automatic syrup plants with interconnected vessels and controls.
Includes:
- ✓Sugar melting and dissolving vessels
- ✓Main syrup manufacturing vessels with stirrers
- ✓Complete automatic liquid syrup plants
- ✓Filter presses and inline filters for syrup
- ✓Transfer pumps and sanitary piping
- ✓Storage tanks for finished syrup
Excludes:
- ✕Bottle filling, capping and labelling machines
- ✕Ointment and cream manufacturing plants
- ✕Tablet and capsule machinery
Examples (not the full range):
- ›A liquid syrup manufacturing plant designed for minimum manual handling
- ›A sugar syrup vessel feeding a main mixing vessel
What these products are used for
These products produce clear, uniform syrups with minimal manual handling of the liquid. They address problems such as undissolved sugar, uneven mixing of ingredients, contamination during transfer between vessels, and particles in the finished product. They are used for cough syrups, tonics, suspensions and other oral liquids.
Buying, comparing, learning and reordering
Buyers usually compare complete plants on capacity, automation and layout, or look for single vessels to upgrade an existing line. Learning searches ask how a syrup plant is laid out and which steps it automates. Repeat demand includes filter media, seals, pumps, additional storage tanks and plant expansions.
Key variations within this category
Plant capacity and batch size
Level of automation and control
Material of construction and finish
Filtration method used in the line
Number of vessels and plant layout
Heating method for sugar dissolving
Use cases and scenarios
A pharmaceutical company sets up a new cough syrup line. A herbal brand produces tonics and health drinks. A contract manufacturer runs several syrup products on one plant with cleaning between batches. A company in a growing regional market builds its first oral liquid facility.
How to choose
Size the plant for current batches with room for growth. Closed, automated plants reduce handling and labour but cost more than manual vessel setups. Check cleaning access when several products share a plant, and confirm the filtration method suits the product. Complete plants simplify setup for new facilities; single vessels suit upgrades.
Related categories and products
Related categories include liquid section equipment, process equipment, filter presses and storage tanks. Buyers often also need bottle filling and capping lines and annual maintenance services.
