Technical Specifications & Performance Data This complete PET hot-fill
bottling line is a high-efficiency used bottling line engineered for
juice applications. Built primarily in 2010 with downstream equipment
from 2011, it delivers consistent production at 24,000 bottles per
hour (bph). The line integrates blowing, hot-fill filling, capping,
labeling, secondary packaging, and palletizing, providing a cohesive
solution for beverage production and industrial packaging needs.
Production speed: 24,000 bph Primary application: Hot-fill juice
Container handling: PET bottles Validated format example: 0.5L
Manufacturing years: 2010 (core equipment), 2011 (palletizer) Core
components: Krones blow molder; CFT hot-fill filler-capper; DASE-SING
labeling machine; DIMAC shrink wrapper; TCP bottle cooler and
sterilizers (models T30R, TU170RD); TBC palletizer (model LT400) Line
type: Blow, fill, cap, label, wrap, and palletize Configuration:
Integrated continuous production with matched throughput across
stations Advanced Automation & Control Systems The line is designed
for synchronized operation from container production to end-of-line
packaging. Coordinated controls help maintain stable performance at
high speeds and reduce bottlenecks across blowing, filling, labeling,
and packaging stations. Operator interfaces facilitate routine
adjustments and monitoring, while safety interlocks and guarding
support reliable operation in a production environment. Centralized
line control with coordinated drives for consistent throughput
Operator-friendly interfaces for speed matching and format adjustments
Safety guarding and interlocked access doors Emergency stop circuitry
across critical stations Quick-change features to support format and
product adjustments Production Line Integration Capabilities This
second hand bottling equipment set is engineered to function as a
complete packaging line for PET juice, from bottle blowing through
palletizing. It can integrate with upstream utilities and downstream
warehouse systems. Format changes are supported to align with market
requirements, with confirmed capability on 0.5L PET and suitability
for similar cylindrical PET formats. Inline operation from blow
molding to palletizing Compatible with PET cylindrical bottle formats;
validated at 0.5L Hot-fill processing designed for juice products
End-of-line shrink wrapping and palletizing for stable distribution
packs Potential to adapt speeds and formats within the design envelope
of each component Machine Condition & Maintenance History The line is
currently in production, reflecting regular operational use suitable
for immediate deployment after relocation. Component years indicate
modern engineering with durable construction standards expected from
the listed manufacturers. It is a used bottling line that has been
maintained in an industrial beverage environment. Operational status:
In production Core equipment years: 2010; palletizer: 2011 Well-known
OEM components to support parts and service availability Operational
Performance & Versatility Optimized for beverage production under
hot-fill conditions, the line supports PET handling with precise
temperature and flow control at the filler. Downstream cooling,
sterilization support, accurate labeling, and robust packaging ensure
product quality and presentation. Hot-fill filling technology for
juice applications PET container handling with protection against
deformation at elevated filling temperatures Bottle U6354234 cooling
and sterilization support for hot-fill process stability Accurate
labeling at high speed with integrated inspection opportunities Shrink
wrapping and reliable palletizing for distribution-ready loads
Installation Requirements & Site Preparation Installation requires
adequate floor space for the full line layout including blow molder,
filler-capper, labeling, packaging, and palletizing cells, as well as
service aisles for maintenance. Standard beverage plant utilities such
as electrical power, compressed air, and process water are required.
Line relocation planning should include dismantling, packing, loading,
reinstallation, and commissioning to restore synchronized throughput.
Space for linear layout with service access Power, compressed air, and
process water utilities Provision for product handling, conveyors, and
accumulation Professional commissioning recommended for speed
synchronization Safety Standards & Compliance Certification The
equipment features industrial safety guarding and emergency stop
systems across critical stations. Construction materials and hygienic
design elements used by the listed OEMs are aligned with beverage
industry standards to support safe operation and product hygiene when
processed and maintained according to manufacturer guidelines. Safety
guarding and interlocks at operator access points Emergency stop
systems along the line Hygienic design for beverage production
Stainless-steel and food-grade materials on process-contact components
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