Automatic PET Bottled Water Blow-Fill-Cap Product | RFQ Sourcing Details

This automatic production line is intended for PET bottled drinking or mineral water manufacturing. The listed line scope includes water-treatment equipment, a bottle-blowing machine, filling and capping equipment, a labeling machine, shrink-wrapping equipment and a palletizing machine.

A carton-packing machine is also described as an available downstream system. Buyers should obtain a configuration-specific scope of supply because the exact machines included may depend on the selected project.

The central blow-fill-cap combiblock combines bottle blowing, liquid filling and cap application in one unit. Three listed configurations pair 10, 16 or 24 blowing cavities with 40, 60 or 80 filling valves and 15, 20 or 30 capping heads.

Their stated nominal speeds are 24,000, 36,000 and 48,000 bottles per hour respectively. The technical table lists a maximum bottle volume of 2,000 ml and maximum bottle height of 340 mm for all three models.

Elsewhere, the discusses bottle sizes from 200 ml to 5 L, while the basic-information section lists 200–2,500 ml and a different capacity range of 6,000–12,000 bottles per hour.

These ranges should not be assumed to apply to every configuration;confirm the required bottle format, liquid and validated output with the seller.

Listed controls and construction include a Mitsubishi PLC system, Siemens or customized main motor, touch-screen operation, photoelectric sensing, pneumatic linked control and automatic protection when bottles are unavailable. The machine is described as stainless-steel construction with corrosion resistance.

Filling features include high-speed valves and filling-level control. The line is listed for 380 V operation and 30 bar air pressure, but the complete electrical, compressed-air, water and utility requirements should be confirmed for the selected layout.

Downstream equipment is described for applying labels, grouping bottles into shrink-film packs, loading finished bottles into cartons and arranging bottles or cartons on pallets. Shrink-pack groupings of 6, 12 or 24 bottles are stated as possible depending on requirements.

The equipment is offered with customization, and the machine design may be adapted to buyer requirements. Procurement confirmation is essential before ordering.

Request a signed technical specification covering the precise line boundary, each machine model, guaranteed speed for the chosen bottle, approved bottle drawings, cap and label formats, water-treatment duty, packaging pattern, utilities, layout and changeover requirements.

Buyers should also agree on factory testing, acceptance criteria, installation and commissioning responsibilities, operator training, spare parts, documentation and shipment packaging.

A one-year warranty and lifetime maintenance are stated, but coverage, exclusions, response times, labor, travel and freight responsibilities should be recorded in the purchase contract.