Filling Machine Models for Filled Bread Lines

Filling Machine Models for Filled Bread Lines

Choosing the right bread filling machine comes down to how your product is built, not how big your line is. The HS13 is a dual-pump bakery filling machine made for bread and pastry that takes filling after center-splitting, running at 30–150 pcs/min with an anti-rebound positioning device and a clog-resistant sauce mixing system for consistent, neatly arranged deposits.

Dual-pump system Structured to minimise downtime during flavor transitions.
Anti-rebound device Accurate spacing and neat, repeatable arrangement.
Clog-resistant mixing Even, smooth sauce flow that keeps nozzles running.
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Orientation

Four Filling Jobs, One Machine Decision

A filling-capable bakery machine on this site is any unit that puts a measured deposit of jam, cream, custard, paste or savoury filling into a bread or pastry product — either after the product is split open, or directly into a closed product. Before you compare data, decide which of these four jobs your line actually needs. This page is a selector, not a catalogue.

Post-split deposit

Fill a product that has been cut open down the centre, then close or finish it.

Dual-flavor deposit

Run two fillings on one line and switch between them without stopping production.

Injection filling

Push filling into a closed or pre-formed product where the surface stays intact.

Combined cut-and-fill

Split and fill in a single pass when the two steps cannot be separated on your line.

Decision path

Four Questions to Your Fill Configuration

Answer these in order. Each one narrows the field until a single configuration remains, and the comparison table below then reads as confirmation rather than research.

1What kind of product are you filling?
  • Open, centre-split bread or pastry — the filling is deposited into the split after the product is cut open.
  • Closed or pre-formed product — the filling has to enter without breaking the surface, which points to injection.
  • Split and fill in one pass — the two operations are combined when the line cannot stage them separately.
2Do you need one filling or two?
  • One filling — a single feed setup keeps the machine simple and the changeover short.
  • Two fillings — a dual-pump system is the configuration built for this, and it is what the HS13 provides.
3How should the filling enter the product?
  • Deposited after centre-splitting — the stated application of the HS13.
  • Injected — matched to closed products and softer structures.
  • Cut and filled simultaneously — matched to compact lines with no separate splitting stage.
4What output band are you targeting?
  • 30–150 pcs/min — inside the verified HS13 capacity band.
  • Outside that band — describe your target to the supplier so the configuration can be checked against it.

Typical result: dual-flavor, post-split deposit at volume

Two fillings + centre-split product + a 30–150 pcs/min target resolves to the dual-pump HS13, which is the only configuration on this page with published capacity, power, weight and footprint values.

Scenario to specification

Match Your Situation to a Verified Detail

Each row pairs a real production situation with the HS13 detail that answers it, so you can take a decision — not just a number — into the quote conversation.

Specification values below are the published HS13 figures.
Your situation Relevant detail Decision it drives
Launching a two-flavor sandwich SKU Double pump system structured to minimise downtime during flavor transitions Run both fillings on one machine rather than buying two units
Filling a sticky or seeded sauce Mixing system that keeps sauce even and smooth and prevents nozzle clogging Specify your filling's viscosity and solids when you request a quote
Keeping deposits aligned on the tray Anti-rebound device for accurate spacing and neat arrangement Confirm your product spacing and tray format with the supplier
Hitting a commercial output target 30–150 pcs/min capacity band Check your required line speed sits inside the band
Fitting into a crowded production hall 1800 × 800 × 1500 mm footprint, compact enough to deploy alone or inline Decide standalone placement or full-line integration before ordering
HS13 double pump bread filling machine frame and nozzle assembly viewed on the bakery line
The HS13 frame is built from stainless steel using laser cutting and welding, and complies with food safety standards for food processing environments.
The verified model

HS13 Dual-Pump Bread Filling Machine

Suitable for a variety of filled bakery products, and specifically for bread and pastry that require filling after centre-splitting. It can be used alone or integrated with other equipment to form a complete production line.

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Different nozzles are used for different products and fillings, keeping filling volume stable and controllable with precise positioning.

Published specifications

ModelHS13
Capacity30–150 pcs/min
Air Pressure / Power2.1 KW
VoltageAC 220
Weight300 Kg
Size1800 × 800 × 1500 mm

What this means for your line

  • Flavor switching without a shutdown: the dual-pump architecture exists so you can move between two fillings while production continues.
  • Nozzle change is your setup variable: interchangeable nozzles accommodate diverse product requirements, so the nozzle set is what you confirm per SKU.
  • Placement flexibility: the compact footprint lets the unit work as an independent filling station or as one stage inside a larger automated bakery line.
Side by side

How the Four Filling Approaches Compare

This is a summary comparison of how filling enters the product. Every row still ends in the same place: confirm your specific product, filling and output with the supplier before you commit.

Qualitative comparison of filling approaches. Only the HS13 row carries published machine specifications.
Approach How filling enters the product Choose it when Typical filled products Detailed machine page
Single-feed deposit One filling deposited after the product is split open Your range uses a single filling and changeovers are rare One-flavor sandwich bread, single-filling pastries Ask for the current single-feed options
Dual-pump deposit — HS13 Two pumps feeding one deposit stage, with nozzles swapped per product and filling You need two fillings on one line and want to shorten flavor transitions Two-flavor stuffed bread, layered cream and jam pastries Full specs on the HS13 model page →
Injection filling Filling pushed into a closed or pre-formed product The surface must stay intact or the product cannot be opened first Injected buns, filled rolls, closed pastries Ask for the current injection options
Combined cut-and-fill Splitting and filling performed in a single pass Your line has no separate splitting stage or space for one Compact-line sandwich bread and cut filled pastries Ask for the current cut-and-fill options

Published values for the HS13: capacity 30–150 pcs/min · power 2.1 KW · voltage AC 220 · weight 300 Kg · size 1800 × 800 × 1500 mm. Other configurations are described by method only; their figures depend on the product and filling you specify.

Filling and nozzle setup

The Nozzle Is Your First Setup Decision

On a dual-pump machine, filling type and nozzle type move together. The HS13 uses different nozzles for different products and fillings, and ships with interchangeable nozzles so one machine covers a wider product range.

What to prepare before you ask for a quote

  • Filling family: jam, cream, custard, chocolate or savoury paste — each behaves differently through a nozzle.
  • Filling behaviour: viscosity, particle size and temperature at deposit time decide whether the mixing system and nozzle stay clean.
  • Deposit volume: the target grams or millilitres per piece, so volume control can be set and verified.
  • Product format: split length, product height and tray spacing, which the anti-rebound positioning has to work with.
  • Changeover frequency: how often you switch fillings, which is where the dual-pump design pays back.

The buyer decision

Order the nozzle set alongside the machine rather than afterwards. A dual-pump machine with only one nozzle type gives you the pump architecture without the product flexibility it was bought for.

Nozzle and deposit area of the HS13 dual-pump bread filling machine in a bakery production setting
Interchangeable nozzles accommodate diverse product requirements, with precise volume control and stable positioning.

Tell Us Your Output Goal and Filling Type

A tailored quote is faster when you send the product you are filling, the filling itself, your target pieces per minute and whether the machine will run standalone or inline. That is enough to confirm the configuration and the nozzle set.

Direct contact for quotes and bulk enquiries:

Email: sales@honsunbakerymachine.com

Phone: +86 13326711041

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Frequently Asked Questions

what is a bread filling machine used for in a bakery line?

it deposits a measured filling into bread and pastry. the hs13 is designed for filled bakery products, and specifically for bread and pastry that require filling after centre-splitting, such as two-flavor stuffed products on commercial lines.

what are the published specifications of the hs13?

the published figures are: model hs13, capacity 30–150 pcs/min, air pressure / power 2.1 kw, voltage ac 220, weight 300 kg, and size 1800 × 800 × 1500 mm.

can the hs13 run two different fillings in one production session?

yes. its dual-pump system is structured to minimise downtime during flavor transitions, which is the main reason to choose a double-pump configuration over a single-feed one.

which fillings and nozzles does it support?

different nozzles are used for different products and fillings, and the nozzles are interchangeable to accommodate diverse product requirements. the mixing system keeps sauce even and smooth to help prevent nozzle clogging. because the right nozzle depends on your specific filling and product, confirm the set with the supplier when you request a quote.

can it be installed as a standalone machine or only inside a full line?

both. it can be used alone or integrated with other equipment to form a complete production line, and the compact 1800 × 800 × 1500 mm footprint allows flexible deployment either way.

how do i request a quote, and what should i include?

use the contact page, email sales@honsunbakerymachine.com, or call +86 13326711041. include the product you are filling, the filling type and its viscosity or texture, your target pieces per minute, and whether the machine will run standalone or inline. that lets the supplier confirm the configuration and the nozzle set for your range.

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