LUYE PGF Automatic Carbonated Beverage Bottle Fil | RFQ Sourcing Details

The LUYE PGF series is an automatic rotary line designed to wash, pressure-fill, and cap bottled carbonated beverages. Supported beverage examples include soda, cola, sparkling water, carbonated soft drinks, champagne, mineral water, and energy drinks.

The listed packaging scope includes PET or glass bottles, although the exact container and closure combination must be confirmed for the selected configuration. The line uses a multi-head, pressure-filling arrangement with a single-room feed structure and electric drive.

During filling, the bottle is raised to the valve, detected, and connected to the CO2 circuit. Filling begins after pressure equalization between the bottle and filling cylinder. The description states that displaced CO2 returns through the piping and that pressure is released gradually after filling to limit foaming.

The integrated process comprises three principal stages. In the washing section, neck-held bottles are inverted for water cleaning and then returned upright for transfer. The filling section meters liquid into detected bottles under pressure.

The capping section arranges and separates caps, places them onto bottle mouths, and tightens them through a geared capping head. PLC and touch-screen automatic control are listed, along with changeover for different bottle sizes and a structure intended for maintenance access.

For the stated standard bottle range, the equipment is described for round or square bottles from 200 to 2,000 ml, with diameters of 50–120 mm, heights of 160–320 mm, and bottle-mouth diameters of 25–38 mm.

Clearly stated PGF configurations cover nominal outputs from 1,500–2,000 bottles per hour through 16,000–20,000 bottles per hour. A broader product attribute separa ia rather than assuming that range applies to every configuration.

A complete project may also include water treatment, carbonated-beverage mixing and refrigeration, bottle blowing, coding, pasteurization, labeling, packing, and palletizing equipment. These are described as selectable line components, not as equipment automatically included with every filling machine.

Procurement questions to confirm: identify the beverage formulation and carbonation conditions;bottle material, geometry, neck finish, and volume;cap type;target hourly output;required changeover scope;available utilities and electrical requirements;product-;sanitation and CIP requirements;upstream and downstream equipment;final line layout;installation responsibilities;operator training;acceptance testing;spare-parts package;packing dimensions and weight for the chosen model;and the applicable warranty and after-sales terms.

The source contains multiple warranty statements, so the final contract should define the controlling duration and start date.