Automatic PET Bottle Water Washing, Filling and C | RFQ Sourcing Details

Product overview This automatic 3-in-1 monoblock combines PET bottle washing, atmospheric-pressure gravity filling and capping in one machine. It is described for bottled mineral water, purified water, spring water and other non-carbonated drinking-water applications.

Bottles are transferred by the neck, and the washing, filling and capping sections are connected through rotary handling mechanisms. Supported configuration details The listed machine family includes CGF configurations with nominal capacities ranging from 2,000 to 18,000 bottles per hour.

Capacity depends on the selected model and bottle format;one table specifies ratings based on 500 ml bottles. Supported PET bottle shapes are round or square. The model table lists bottle diameters of 50-115 mm and bottle heights of 160-320 mm.

A separate line specification describes filling volumes from 100 to 2,000 ml and a middle mould-base limit of 105 mm bottle diameter and 335 mm bottle height, so the applicable envelope should be confirmed for the chosen configuration. Product- . The washer uses spray nozzles directed toward the bottle interior.

The filler uses SUS304 gravity filling valves, while the integrated line completes bottle rinsing, filling and sealing automatically. Listed utilities include 380 V ±5%, three-phase, 50 Hz ±1% electrical supply, 0.3-0.7 MPa compressed air, and an ambient operating range of 10-40°C with no condensation.

Line integration options The available project scope can include water treatment, PET bottle blowing, air conveying, cap elevation, bottle drying, flat conveying, date coding, labeling, shrink wrapping or carton packing, and palletizing.

Labeling alternatives listed include hot-melt roll-fed labels and PVC shrink labels. Packing can be configured as manual or automatic, while several palletizing arrangements are described. Different bottle formats may require additional changeover parts, and square bottles require a bottle-separating system.

Procurement questions to confirm Before ordering, confirm the required output at the actual bottle volume, the exact water product, bottle drawing, neck finish, cap specification, label type and final pack pattern.

Ask for a model-specific layout, utility schedule, installed power, equipment dimensions, weight and complete scope boundary. Confirm which auxiliary machines, conveyors, change parts, controls and spare parts are included.

Buyers should also verify the required water-treatment process against their raw-water analysis and applicable finished-water requirements. The source states a 12-month warranty and indicates that installation, commissioning, training, repair and maintenance support can be provided.

Confirm the final warranty terms, technician travel and accommodation responsibilities, commissioning duration, acceptance criteria, documentation, training scope and post-warranty spare-parts arrangements in the purchase contract.