Dosing & filling / QDM

DuDose liquid filling device

A compact DoseCore liquid filling device with an open container bay and an application-specific configuration.

DoseCore family · Configuration agreed per project

Manufactured to order

DuDose is developed and manufactured to order for the customer’s application. Configuration, technical scope and delivery schedule are agreed in the project quotation.

The application

What the equipment is for.

DuDose is offered as an application-specific development and manufacturing project within the DoseCore family. Each confirmed order is engineered and built around the required filling process. The design combines a carry handle, a front control panel and an accessible container bay in a compact metal body, with a load-cell platform and interface studies for recipes, settings and operating records. The required modules and final filling specification are agreed before the build.

Applications to discuss

Bench-top liquid filling
Small-batch preparation and dispensing
Prototype and R&D dosing applications

Developed around the requirement

Configure the working process.

Container and platform

Adapt the filling area and support plate to the container while preserving the agreed device architecture.

Dosing and measurement

Define the fluid path, weighing or other measurement arrangement, required dose and calibration method.

Operator interface

Agree the controls, recipe fields, settings and data requirements needed for the selected configuration.

Materials, dimensions, operating range, output, controls and delivery scope are confirmed in the project proposal.

Application & engineering guide

Developing a DuDose filling configuration

Use these notes to define the application before choosing the final equipment configuration.

Working principle

DuDose is a manufactured-to-order liquid filling device for single-container work and R&D use. The reference design has an open container bay, a load-cell platform, a carry handle and a front operator panel. The accessible bay provides a basis for positioning a bottle, laboratory vessel or an application-specific container under the selected filling arrangement.

Configuration decisions

A useful filling brief states the liquid and the required dose together. Viscosity, temperature, foaming and the chosen fluid path affect how a fill should be developed. A weighing arrangement measures mass; converting a mass target into a volume requirement needs an agreed basis for the liquid. Interchangeable container supports or dedicated fixtures can be assessed for the intended formats.

Planning the first build

Begin with a representative liquid and container where practical. Agree the fill endpoint, calibration checks, cleaning access and operator sequence for the first build. Recipes, basic records, interface language and additional modules are reviewed per order. DuDose is not offered with one universal accuracy or output rating: final values, operating conditions and the delivery schedule belong in the project quotation.

Project-specific technical parameters

Values to define before the build.

The table identifies the reference arrangement and the values to agree for your application.

Developing a DuDose filling configuration — configuration parameters
Parameter	Configuration / value	Confirm before manufacture
Order basis	Manufactured to order	Configuration and schedule agreed in quotation
Container position	Single-container reference layout	Confirm bottle or vessel dimensions
Measurement layout	Load-cell platform in reference design	Define range, resolution and calibration
Dose target	Defined per application in g or mL	Agree tolerance and test conditions
Fluid path	Selected for the liquid	Review media, temperature and cleaning
Container support	Dedicated or interchangeable as scoped	Confirm loading and nozzle clearance
Interface and records	English or agreed project language	Specify recipes and record fields

These products are customizable. Configuration values and images are indicative and may change with the application. Final dimensions, components, controls and performance requirements are confirmed in the agreed project specification.

DoseCore family

One family. Different process needs.

DoseCoreA modular device family for liquid dosing, filling and application-specific mixing.

DuDoseA compact DoseCore liquid filling device with an open container bay and an application-specific configuration.

GaDoseAn upright DoseCore configuration for laboratory gas–liquid work and custom process development.

SoDoseThe compact horizontal DoseCore device for liquid transfer and controlled dispensing.

Design views & development

Render gallery

5 views

DuDose - Front view — Front view · Concept design

DuDose - Angled view — Angled view · Concept design

DuDose - Operating screen — Operating screen · Concept design

DuDose - Data log screen — Data log screen · Concept design

DuDose - Recipe and mixing interface — Recipe and mixing interface · Concept design

Representative CAD and generated design visualizations. These are not photographs of delivered equipment. Illustrated arrangements may change with customization; final values and visuals are confirmed in the project specification.

DuDose catalogues

QD-2555-V7 reference design. Technical values are verified for the application and test conditions.

Türkçe katalog indir (PDF)English catalogue download (PDF)

For supplied QDM equipment

Warranty & ongoing support.

Machine warranty

One year from commissioning.

QDM supplies equipment with a standard one-year machine warranty, starting from commissioning.

Component warranty

Manufacturer’s terms.

Purchased components are covered under the relevant manufacturer’s warranty terms. Two-year component coverage applies where provided by the manufacturer; coverage and start dates follow those terms.

Extended cover & maintenance

Plan the support you need.

Extended warranty and maintenance agreements can be arranged for the project. Coverage, duration, service responsibilities and commercial terms are agreed in the contract.

The quotation and contract define the equipment covered, the applicable warranty terms and the agreed service arrangements.

For a useful first discussion