Technical Specifications & Performance Data The Used Can Filler Krones
50V and Seamer Angelus 62H up to 30000 cph is a robust filling
monoblock designed for high-speed beverage production in aluminum
cans. As a second hand solution from a leading OEM, it suits operators
upgrading a used bottling line in industrial packaging environments.
Monoblock configuration: Krones VCC-50-136 can filler with Angelus 62H
can seamer Manufacturer and year: Krones, 1996 Production speed: up to
30,000 cans per hour Filler: 50-valve isobaric filling carousel for
carbonated beverages Seamer: Angelus 62H, 6 heads, for 202 ends with
211 body compatibility Container type: aluminum can Formats handled:
0.35 L and 0.55 L Product types: soft drinks and other carbonated
beverages Electrical: 575 V, 60 Hz, industrial panel with operator
interface Condition: in production, ready for integration into a used
bottling line Lubrication: centralized Lincoln lubrication system
Advanced Automation & Control Systems This monoblock features an
Allen-Bradley PanelView 1000 operator interface for clear
visualization of filling and capping parameters, alarms, and
diagnostics. The control architecture supports recipe-based format
management for rapid changeovers between 0.35 L and 0.55 L cans.
Stainless steel, freestanding electrical panels with an integrated
E-Stop provide safe, reliable operation in demanding production
settings. Operating at 575 V and 60 Hz, the system ensures stable
power distribution and robust performance across long shifts.
Production Line Integration Capabilities Engineered for seamless
integration, the Krones VCC-50-136 and Angelus 62H can be coupled with
upstream depalletizers and rinsers and downstream dryers, date coders,
labelers, pasteurizers, and packers. The monoblockâs synchronized
filler-seamer design maintains precise timing at high speed, ensuring
consistent seams after filling. Change parts for 0.35 L and 0.55 L
formats support fast, repeatable changeovers, enabling flexible
beverage production in modern industrial packaging lines. While
dedicated to aluminum cans, the unit interfaces easily with
multi-container lines that may also process PET or glass on separate
equipment modules. Machine Condition & Maintenance History Currently
in production, this second hand filling monoblock shows consistent
performance with stable cycle times and repeatable seams. The Lincoln
centralized lubrication system reduces wear on rotating assemblies and
extends service intervals. Routine preventive maintenance has
preserved mechanical integrity of the filler carousel and seamer
heads, helping maintain uptime at elevated speeds. Operational
Performance & Versatility As an isobaric can filler, the Krones 50V is
optimized for carbonated soft drinks and related beverages. The
combination with the Angelus 62H seamer delivers tight, reliable seams
that protect product quality and shelf life. Typical applications
include soft drinks, carbonated water, energy drinks, and other fizzy
beverages; suitability for additional SKUs such as beer or seltzers
can be evaluated within the existing process controls and change-part
set. The monoblock design minimizes U6254234 transfer losses between
filling and capping, and integrates easily with rinsing and labeling
systems elsewhere on the line to support a complete used bottling line
for beverage production. Installation Requirements & Site Preparation
Plan a level, reinforced floor with adequate clearance for maintenance
around the filler bowl and seamer. Provide electrical service at 575
V, 60 Hz, along with a stable compressed air supply for actuators and
seaming functions. CO2 supply and process utilities should be
specified to support isobaric filling of carbonated products. Ensure
appropriate product feed, infeed and discharge conveyors, and line
controls for upstream and downstream synchronization. Proper drainage
and hygiene provisions are recommended to support routine cleaning.
Safety Standards & Compliance Certification The monoblock is equipped
with perimeter guarding, interlocked access doors, and emergency stop
stations for operator protection. Stainless steel construction and
hygienic design features facilitate sanitation and food safety best
practices. When installed and commissioned according to local
regulations and OEM guidelines, the system supports compliance with
common industry safety and hygiene standards applicable to beverage
production. Validation of site-specific requirements should be
completed during installation to ensure full conformity.