Top Fill Fillers>>Liquid Filling Machine >>Blowing / filling / capping machine for plastic bottle

Company Name: flexicon

BFC, Blow fill cap filler, liquid filler

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Cutting-edge, computer-controlled precision technology

Company Location: UK

Added: June 29, 2020, 1:42 p.m.

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Brief information about flexicon

Flexible aseptic filling systems with full or partial stoppering and crimp capping of vials

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