AutoShot3000 Demo 9 8oz Jars-Front View	A Demonstration Video of AutoShot3000 filling 9 8oz (.2 L) Jars. Front View*
AutoShot3000 Demo 8 8oz Jars-Side View	A Demonstration Video of AutoShot3000 filling 8 8oz (.2 L) Jars. Side View*
AutoShot3000 Demo 4 2oz Jars-Front View	A Demonstration Video of AutoShot3000 filling 4 2oz Containers. Front View*   Flow Rate is adjusted to slower speed.
AutoShot3000 Demo 4 2oz Jars-Side View	A Demonstration Video of AutoShot3000 filling 4 2oz Containers. Side View*   Flow Rate is adjusted to slower speed.
AutoShot3000 Demo 5 16oz Tins	A Demonstration Video of AutoShot3000 filling 5 16oz (.5 L) Tins. Side View*   Flow Rate is adjusted to faster speed.
EZFLO 1200	A Demonstration Video of EZFLO 1200 filling 5 8oz (.2 L) containers and a 32oz (.94 L) container. *   Notice the easy to use and press trigger, the smooth fast filling and quiet operation.
AutoShot3000 With Conveyor	If you ever decide you want to further automate your candle making business, the AutoShot300 works well with conveyors in a variety of applications.*
Timed Test	EZFLO 1200 is put to the test dispensing from a small 10 gallon melter (39 Liters) which is resting on the ground and dispensing up to a 4' (1.2 M) high bench to fill a 32oz (.94 L) container. *   Speed would be increased by having a larger, elevated melter.
No Drip	All EZFLO & Autoshot3000 systems are designed to eliminate drips and spills if operated correctly. *
Adjustable Flow Rate	Thermoguns with adjustable flow rate control handles are standard with all EZFLO systems.   Autoshot3000 works on automatically timed shot so if flow rate is fast, simply reduce the dispensing filling time. *
Easy Set Up For All Systems:	Video does not display mounting the boom, swivel & hose balancer for EZFLO Plus systems & Autoshot3000 systems.*   It is so easy to set-up, that we had to take out the sound since there was nothing to explain. It is that simple to hook up and be operational!

 

*DISCLAIMER: All videos, demonstrations and flow rates shown may vary based on viscosity of wax being dispensed, user proficiency, amount of wax being dispensed, melter attachments like using a 90 degree nozzle, operating conditions, operating without sufficient electricity or electrical current, operating prior to materials being fully melted, and so on.