Choosing a manual filling machine for creams, gels, shampoos, and liquid products quickly comes down to two practical questions: how much volume you need per fill, and how much bench space you can give it. Both machines here are hand-operated and need no external power, but they are built around different batch sizes in a pharma, cosmetic, or chemical process setup.
Quick verdict
For small-dose, sample-oriented work, the smaller-range filler is the better match. For larger jars and bottles, the larger-range machine takes over.
Side-by-side comparison
| Feature | Hand Operated Manual Filling Machine | New Manual Filling Machine (5-50 mL) |
| Listed price | USD 390.45 | USD 288.80 |
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| Fill volume range | 100 mL, 200 mL, 300 mL | 5-50 mL |
| Materials listed | Milk, water, oil, liquid soap, juice, paste | Liquids, food oil, shampoo, cream, paste |
| Best fits | Food, chemical, beverage | Cosmetic, food, pesticide, special industries |
| Key highlighted spec | ±1% filling accuracy | 316L stainless steel contact parts |
Where each machine stands out
The smaller-range filler is the easier fit for bench work: it keeps the job manual, avoids any power requirement, and is aimed at small cosmetic and sample containers. The larger-range machine handles heavier output per fill and gives you three bottle-size stops to work with, which makes it the more flexible pick when your line mixes several container sizes.
Product notes
Hand Operated Manual Filling Machine Cosmetic Gel Paste Cream Liquid Bottle Mach

This unit makes sense when your containers move beyond sample size. Its three listed fill volumes-100 mL, 200 mL, and 300 mL-allow you to switch between bottle sizes without changing equipment. It also has a broad material list that covers milk, water, oil, liquid soap, juice, and paste, so it fits food, chemical, and beverage runs as well as cosmetic products. The stated ±1% accuracy helps keep repeated fills consistent. The realities to weigh are the 12.5 kg weight and the 82 × 32 × 31 cm footprint; it needs a sturdy bench and enough working space. If you fill larger bottles, this is the machine to choose.
New Manual Filling MACHINE(5~50ML) For Cream Shampoo Cosmetic un

This hand filler is tailored to low-volume dosing. The 5-50 mL range is narrow by design, which matters when you are producing samples or filling small cosmetic containers. It is also manually adjustable: the description includes a volume knob for controlling fill volume and speed, and contact parts in 316L stainless steel make it a sensible fit for shampoo, cream, ointment, and paste products. The hand operation requires no external energy, which keeps the setup simple for a bench. The limitation is the upper volume cap of 50 mL; anything larger will need a different machine.
Final choice by use case
If you are filling sample tubes, small cosmetic jars, or paste doses, choose the smaller-range manual filler. If your bottles are bigger and you need one hand-operated machine for varied liquid and paste products, choose the larger-range model.