Automatic PET Bottle Beverage Washing, Filling an | RFQ Sourcing Details

Product overview This automatic beverage production line combines bottle washing, liquid filling and screw capping in a 3-in-1 machine. The supplied description identifies hot-filled juice, tea and energy drinks as its primary products.

It also states that changing several spare parts can adapt the equipment for pure water and mineral water. Buyers considering carbonated beverages or glass bottles should confirm the exact machine configuration because the detailed operating description specifically discusses PET bottles and hot filling.

Washing section Empty bottles travel along the conveying rail and are inverted 180 degrees for washing. The rinser provides two internal and external washing stages. Its bottle clips hold the bottle neck and are described as SUS304.

Spray nozzles discharge at a 15-degree angle to reach the bottle surfaces while controlling water use. Filling section The filling system includes automatic liquid-level control, and its filling valves are described as SUS304. A valve elevator initiates filling after the valve .

Bottles are transferred by a wheel through the filling section. For juice and other hot beverages, a return tank allows product backflow to help control filling temperature.

The description states filling control accuracy within ±2 mm;the basic specifications separa labeling The screw capper uses adjustable magnetic torque. Photoelectric control is designed to stop the machine when a cap is missing or defective.

A labeling process is also described: bottles enter, are separated and sensed, and the label is then fed and rolled onto the container. Buyers should confirm whether the labeling unit is included in the quoted production-line scope or supplied separa rrangements run from 12-12-5 to 80-80-20.

Stated nominal production capacities for 600 ml bottles range from 2,000–4,000 bottles per hour for the smallest listed model to 35,000–40,000 bottles per hour for the largest. Listed main-motor power rises from 2.2 kW to 19 kW across the series. Washing pressure is stated as 2–3 kg/cm².

Procurement questions to confirm Before purchase, confirm the beverage recipe, filling temperature, bottle material, bottle and neck dimensions, closure specification, target container volume, and required hourly output. Request the exact model-specific layout, utility schedule and included-equipment list.

The source lists a bottle-volume range of 330–2250 ml but presents the bottle-dimension notation unclearly, so dimensional compatibility should be verified with bottle drawings and samples.

Also reconcile the general dimension and weight entries with the model table and shipping-package figures, as they do not describe one consistent configuration. Confirm whether conveyors, cap handling, labeling, product preparation, water treatment and downstream packing are included.

Establish the site-readiness requirements, installation schedule, commissioning procedure, operator training, spare-parts list and acceptance test in the purchase contract.

A one-year warranty and overseas engineer service are stated, but the buyer should verify the final service scope, travel-related costs and response arrangements for the selected order.