Used CLEMENS FIAMAT filling monoblock 1800 BPHTechnical Specifications
& Performance DataThis mobile filling and corking monoblock from the
Fiamat range is designed to combine bottle filling and natural cork
application in one compact unit. Built by Costral / Clemens Bottling
Group in 1987, it is configured for Bordeaux and Burgundy glass
bottles in the 0.75L format. Its compact, wheeled construction
supports flexible positioning within a used bottling line or a
dedicated small-scale beverage production area.Production capacity: up
to approximately 1,800 bottles/hourFilling system: siphon/gravity
fillingFilling nozzles: 16Corking system: vacuum corking head with 4
jawsContainer format: 0.75L Bordeaux and Burgundy bottlesOutfeed:
rotating accumulation table, 450 mm diameterConstruction: fully
stainless steelAdvanced Automation & Control SystemsThe filling
circuit is supplied from above and can operate by gravity feed or
through an external pump, allowing the monoblock to be connected to a
suitable upstream product supply arrangement. Neutral gas injection
equalises the level in the bottle neck before corking, supporting a
controlled transition from filling to closure application. The machine
is designed around a practical mechanical operating concept with
accessible components for routine cleaning and handling.Production
Line Integration CapabilitiesThis filling monoblock can operate as a
compact filling and corking station within industrial packaging and
beverage production layouts. Upstream integration can include product
tanks, gravity-fed supply systems or external pumps, while the
rotating outfeed accumulation table provides a buffer before
downstream conveying, inspection, labeling or secondary packaging
equipment. Its mobile design makes it suitable for installations where
equipment repositioning or seasonal line changes are
required.Configured for 0.75L Bordeaux and Burgundy glass bottles, the
machine is suited to bottling operations that use natural cork
closures. It can be considered for second hand bottling equipment
projects requiring a combined filler and corker rather than separate
standalone machines.Machine Condition & Maintenance HistoryThe machine
is stated as fully operational. Its stainless steel construction and
tool-free dismantling arrangement are practical features for cleaning
access and routine maintenance. As with any used bottling line
component, installation planning should include inspection of filling
valves, corking jaws, vacuum operation, gas connections, seals and
product-contact components before production start-up.Operational
Performance & VersatilityThe 16-nozzle siphon/gravity filling system
is designed for consistent bottle filling, while the four-jaw vacuum
corking head applies natural corks after neutral gas injection in the
bottle neck. This integrated sequence reduces bottle handling between
filling and corking stages. The wheeled monoblock format offers useful
flexibility for producers seeking compact filling machinery for glass
bottle handling and natural-cork closure applications.Installation
Requirements & Site PreparationThe monoblock requires a stable, level
operating area with adequate access for bottle infeed, product supply,
cork delivery and outfeed handling. Site preparation should provide
the required gravity or external-pump product feed, neutral gas
connection and services needed by the installed equipment. Clearance
should also be maintained for tool-free dismantling, cleaning and
service access around the stainless steel frame and rotating
accumulation table.Safety Standards & Compliance CertificationSafe
installation should include a site-specific review of moving parts,
bottle handling, vacuum corking operation, gas connections and
electrical interfaces. Operators should follow appropriate lockout,
cleaning and maintenance procedures before accessing filling or
corking components. The stainless steel design supports hygienic
cleaning practices for bottling equipment used in industrial packaging
environments.
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