Used automatic beer filling line 1400 BPH on 330ml - Year
2016Technical Specifications & Performance DataThis used bottling line
is an automatic beer bottling solution manufactured in 2016 for the
processing of 0.33L bottles. The line is designed for a production
capacity of 1200–1400 bph and combines rinsing, isobaric filling,
crown capping, labeling, coding and bottle conveying in a compact
industrial packaging configuration.Production capacity: 1200–1400
bphBottle format: 0.33LProduct application: BeerYear of manufacture:
2016Filling monoblock: ISO 9-9-1CStated installed power: 5.5 kW across
the labeling machine, filling monoblock and tables/conveyorsAdvanced
Automation & Control SystemsThe automatic ISO 9-9-1C triblock
integrates a rinsing turret, an isobaric filling turret and a capping
turret in one synchronized bottling machine. The rinsing section uses
9 grippers with a single water treatment, while the filling section is
equipped with 9 valves and double pre-evacuation for controlled beer
filling. The capping section is fitted with an Arol EAGLE/C turret for
26mm twist crown caps.Filling monoblock installed power: 4 kWFilling
monoblock compressed-air consumption: 120 NL/min at 6 BARLabeling
machine installed power: 0.75 kWLabeling machine compressed-air
consumption: 25 NL/min at 3 BARTables and conveyors installed power:
0.75 kWProduction Line Integration CapabilitiesThe line is arranged
for inline beer bottling, linking bottle handling, rinsing, filling,
closure application, labeling, date or lot coding and conveyor
transfer. Its compact configuration is suitable for breweries seeking
second hand bottling equipment for 0.33L glass bottle production. The
linear adhesive labeling machine applies a front label, back-label and
neck label, supporting a complete decorated-bottle presentation before
downstream handling.Machine typeManufacturer/modelYearFilling
MonoblockISO 9-9-1C / Arol EAGLE/C2016Labeling
MachineSIMPLE/3PrinterThermal-transfer printerVarious EquipmentTables
and ConveyorsMachine Condition & Maintenance HistoryThe automatic beer
bottling line remains installed in its original position and has only
been disconnected from production. This status supports efficient
inspection, evaluation of the installed layout and planning for
dismantling, transport and recommissioning. Buyers of used bottling
line equipment can assess the integration of the individual machines
before relocation.Operational Performance & VersatilityThe isobaric
filling configuration is intended for beer production, where
controlled filling conditions are important for packaged beverage
quality. The integrated double pre-evacuation filling process, water
rinsing station and 26mm twist crown capping system create a
coordinated glass bottle bottling process. The SIMPLE/3 linear
labeling machine provides three adhesive labeling stations for label,
back-label and neck label application. A thermal-transfer printer
provides two horizontal print lines within a 25 x 40mm print
area.Installation Requirements & Site PreparationInstallation requires
an electrical supply sized for the stated installed loads and
compressed-air connections capable of serving the labeling machine and
filling monoblock at their respective operating pressures. The line
includes tables and conveyors for interconnection between process
stages. Before recommissioning, the receiving site should plan machine
positioning, conveyor alignment, utility routing, bottle transfer
checks and verification of rinsing, filling, capping, labeling and
printing synchronization.Safety Standards & Compliance CertificationAs
an automated industrial packaging line, safe operation requires
appropriate safeguarding around moving bottle-handling, filling,
capping, labeling and conveyor areas. During installation and
commissioning, the operator should verify emergency-stop functions,
guards, interlocks, electrical connections, pneumatic circuits and
hygienic cleaning procedures. The integrated rinsing and filling
equipment should be prepared and inspected according to the
operational requirements of beer beverage production.