Containers are transferred via unscrambler / in-feed system onto the RotoPlant in-feed conveyor. Containers are then delivered via the in-feed scroll into a star-wheel and in turn onto the bottom support platter within the central turret. The platter rises as it collects the container, and lifts it against a location collar within the product overflow chute above. This chute is mounted on fibreglass flexures that will allow it to oscillate as the vibratory drive agitates the container through the bottom support platter. The detection of container along with turret position is synchronised to start the product discharge as the overflow funnel passes below the filling machine. The overflow chutes and containers are vibrated for the remaining cycle time of the turret and exit via another star-wheel onto the out-feed conveyor. In continuous filling applications, the central turret is fitted with a disk above the overflow chute. This disk is precision machined with knife edged pockets to accurately split the discharge into equal portions as the product enters the overflow chutes. The amount of one product discharged is directly related to the turret speed and the speed of product delivery, therefore adjusting the speed of product delivery (usually an auger) for a given turret speed controls the amount of product dispensed into each container.