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The Model 4P-16 filling machine from Hinds-Bock, Seattle, Wash., is designed to take up less space than conventional filling machines in crowded food production plants.
For a major Wisconsin-based dairy products company, a progressing cavity pump handled the difficult task of transferring sweetened condensed milk out of flash coolers.
