Krones Used bottling line for beer in glass 60.000

Used Krones bottling line for beer in glass 60.000 BPHTechnical Specifications & Performance Data2009 line rated 60,000 bottles/hour for 0.45 L glass beer with isobaric filling and a 45 mm fill level from the top edge. This used beer bottling equipment integrates washing, inspection, filling/capping, pasteurization, packing, palletizing, and conveying for continuous operation.Production speed: 60,000 bottles per hourContainer type: Amber glass beer bottlesBottle format: 0.45 L (nominal); brimful 0.464 L ± 4 mlFilling height: 45 mm from the top edgeMain filler/capper: Krones MECAFILL (isobaric)Empty bottle inspection: Krones TOPTRONIC 19 (EBI); 400/230 V, 50 Hz, 8 APre-/post-fill inspection: Krones Checkmat (pre-filler) and Checkmat (post-filler level/cap control)Bottle washer: Krones LAVATECTunnel pasteurizer: Electrical 400/230 V, 41 ACase packer: Automatic case packer for crate insertionPalletizer: Krones PRESSANT SOPER; 400/230 V, 23 AConveyor system: Krones SYNCO S K995-QBQAdditional equipment: Krones decrater/unpacker for empty bottles (code KR66054); Krones packer (code KR66055); Krones palletiser (code KR51935)Electrical supply: 400/230 V, 50 HzRepresentative loads (components): up to 182 A (control unit), 41 A (pasteurizer), 23 A (palletizer), 8 A (wet-end inspection equipment)Year of construction (key components): 2009Advanced Automation & Control SystemsSynchronized conveyors and integrated inspection maintain product quality at high throughput. Central HMI interfaces provide status and diagnostics for the filler/capper, inspection modules, pasteurizer, and end-of-line equipment.Main power: 400/230 V, 50 HzIntegrated inspection: EBI, pre-fill and post-fill Checkmat controlsAutomated bottle handling and crate insertion for continuous flowModular stations support rapid fault detection and recoveryProduction Line Integration CapabilitiesInline configuration links washing, filling/capping, thermal treatment, and dry-end packaging. The Krones SYNCO S conveyor network manages flow, accumulation, and transfer stability for glass beer bottles.Inline operation with coordinated starwheels and conveyorsGlass handling tuned for beer applicationsDownstream compatibility with crate packing and palletizingFocused on the 0.45 L format for high-speed runsMachine Condition & Maintenance HistoryPresented in ready-for-operation condition. Key components are 2009 manufacture, consistent with high-speed beer bottling standards. Records and maintenance logs can be aligned during on-site inspection and commissioning of this used beer bottling equipment.Operational Performance & VersatilityDesigned for beer in glass, with hygienic isobaric filling, robust handling, and end-to-end quality checks. Empty bottle inspection removes non-conforming containers; post-fill controls verify level and cap integrity. The tunnel pasteurizer stabilizes product; dry end manages crate packing and palletizing. This glass bottling equipment supports coding/marking after filling.Product type: BeerGlass handling to minimize breakage and scuffingIntegrated coding/marking after fillingThermal treatment via tunnel pasteurizationInstallation Requirements & Site PreparationStructured into wet end, filler/capper block, pasteurization, and dry end. Standard utilities are required for brewery packaging areas.Electrical: 400/230 V, 50 HzUtilities: Water, drainage, compressed air as typical for high-speed bottlingLayout to accommodate washer, filler/capper, pasteurizer, case packer, palletizer, and conveyor routingSafety Standards & Compliance CertificationSafeguarding with interlocked guards and E-stop circuits across wet and dry ends. Food-grade construction on contact parts and washdown-compatible sections support beverage hygiene standards.Protective guards and interlocks on critical stationsEmergency stop systems across the lineHygienic design for beer in glass containers