ProMach, a Cincinnati-headquartered provider of packaging machinery solutions, said it acquired Holland, Mich.-based Fogg Filler Co., a designer and manufacturer of rotary filling systems for the liquids industry.

How do you ensure dairy industry filling systems are ready for the future? Bergen am Chiemsee, Germany-based Maier Packaging, which is a full subsidiary of the Optima Packaging Group GmbH, Schwäbisch Hall, Germany, has been answering this question since 1985.

Synerlink’s highly accurate volumetric fillers are suitable for extended-shelf-life chilled dairy products such as yogurts, desserts and fruit preparations.

T.D. Sawvel’s Model 118 Dual Station volumetric filler was designed for packing fresh churned butter or similar product into bulk boxes ranging from 20 to 68 pounds.

Oystar USA offers the new IWK FP 10 filling platform for the filling of metal, plastic and laminated tubes at speeds of up to 70 cycles per minute.

Hinds-Bock servo motor driven pump fillers are ideal for yogurt, processed cheese, cottage cheese or other pumpable products.

Filler Specialties offers filling and capping systems for extended life applications.

Built in Milwaukee, Wis., these filling systems are available in both net weight and level-filling models, and offer extended shelf life.

Fogg Filler, Holland, Mich., a designer and manufacturer of rotary filling systems for the liquids industry, is continually focused on improving technology that better serves its customers and the environment. Fogg’s new VSE-30 cap sorter will maximize efficiency of caps being sorted to high-speed packaging lines.