Technical Specifications & Performance Data This used bottling line is
engineered for high-speed beverage production of carbonated soda in
200 ml glass bottles. Built around robust Simonazzi core machinery and
complemented by HEUFT inspection systems, SMI shrink wrappers, and a
Robopac pallet wrapper, it delivers reliable industrial packaging
performance for second hand beverage operations seeking proven
throughput and quality control. Nominal line application: Carbonated
soda (CSD) in glass bottles Bottle format: 0.2L (200 ml); compatible
packaging layouts include 2x3, 4x5, and 4 x (2x3) Line capacity
(nominal): 50,000 bph; component ratings up to 55,000 bph Container
type: Designed for Glass bottle handling Core components and models:
Simonazzi SWEEP-OFF-B depalletizer, Simonazzi EUROSTAR 2000
rinsing/filling/capping monoblock, Simonazzi SAB 010 mixer, HEUFT
HBBVXTXXX inspectors, SMI SK800F and SK450P shrink wrappers, Simonazzi
IBP567 palletizer, Robopac rotary pallet wrapper Component years:
Predominantly 2002 with inspection upgrades in 2011 and 2014; wrappers
2001/2006 Advanced Automation & Control Systems The line integrates
advanced inspection and control functions to maintain consistent
quality at high speed. Dual HEUFT systems provide cap presence
verification, fill level control, glass defect detection, and label
inspection. The labeling section features a two-station arrangement
for neck and body, enabling precise application at elevated speeds.
Capping flexibility includes both crown caps and plastic screw caps
for robust closure control. Typical operator-friendly controls,
centralized line interlocks, and synchronized conveyors support
efficient, repeatable operation in industrial packaging environments.
Production Line Integration Capabilities Configured for inline
operation from depalletizing through end-of-line pallet handling, this
complete packaging solution is designed to integrate smoothly with
upstream and downstream equipment. The two SMI shrink wrappers extend
pack configuration flexibility, covering 6-bottle (2x3), 20-bottle
(4x5 with tray), and 24-bottle shrink-to-shrink formats. Palletizing
supports EURO pallet standards (80x120 cm and 100x120 cm),
facilitating logistics optimization. Optimized for 0.2L glass bottles
in beverage production, the system architecture supports efficient
flavor changes via the mixer’s fruit and flavor handling
capability. Machine Condition & Maintenance History The line is
dismantled and available for installation. The core Simonazzi
equipment dates from 2002, with subsequent inspection enhancements
installed in 2011 and 2014 to improve quality assurance. Components
have been selected for durability and dependable high-speed operation
in second hand bottling environments. Operational Performance &
Versatility This used bottling line emphasizes throughput, closure
versatility, and quality control. The Simonazzi EUROSTAR 2000
monoblock combines rinsing, filling, and capping to minimize footprint
and maintain precise product handling at speed. Dual capping heads
(crown and plastic screw) accommodate multiple closure programs. HEUFT
inspection systems provide cap U6354234 verification, fill level
monitoring, glass defect detection, and label inspection to ensure
product integrity and labeling accuracy. End-of-line flexibility is
strengthened by two shrink wrappers capable of multiple pack formats,
enabling efficient retail-ready packaging for beverage production.
Installation Requirements & Site Preparation Plan floor space to
accommodate the full sequence: depalletizer, mixer,
rinsing/filling/capping monoblock, inspection, labeling, secondary
packaging via shrink wrapping, palletizer, and pallet wrapper.
Utilities typically required for a high-speed CSD bottling line
include electrical power, compressed air, process water, and CO2 for
carbonation within the mixer. Adequate conveyor runs, accumulation,
and safety clearances are recommended to maintain continuous flow and
ease of maintenance. Safety Standards & Compliance Certification The
configuration includes machine guarding, interlocked access points,
and distributed emergency stop stations typical for beverage packaging
lines. Inspection modules contribute to product safety and quality by
detecting fill level deviations, cap issues, and glass defects, while
label inspection helps ensure correct presentation. Stainless steel
and hygienic design elements on process-critical sections align with
beverage industry good practices for cleanliness and maintainability.
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