Semi-automatic blow molding machine 2 x 5 L

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Condition: ready for operation (used), COMPLETE KRONES PET BOTTLES ASEPTIC FILLING LINE FOR FRUIT JUICE/BEVERAGES AND SPRITZERS. SUITABLE FOR STILL AND CARBONATED PRODUCTS. YOM 2002-2007 CAPACITY: Lodjxm Rwqopfx Abvohd 0,5L x 36.000 BPH 1,0L x 30.240 BPH 1,5L x 25.200 BPH BOTTLE CLOSURES 28mm. THE LINE INCLUDES BOTTLE BLOWING, FILLING, LABELING, PACKAGING AND PALLETIZING: 1. Control unit: Ruland 2002, touchscreen, flash heating & CIP/SIP 2. Pasteur: Ruland 2002, tube heat exchanger, 1315 L supply tank, max. 21,800 L/h 3. Sterile tank: Roth 2002, 11,000 L 4. Carbonization: Roth/Ruland 2002, 2575 L, disconnected 5. Nitrogen system: Terboven/ISTE 2002 6. Hygienic center: Ecolab/Lang 2002, CAF, no PLC 7. Sterile water system: Roth/Ruland 2002, 9,000 L/h, buffer 2575 L 8. Sterile water system: Roth/Ruland 2002, 9,000 L/h, buffer 2575 L 9. CIP/SIP: Ruland 2002, 20,000 L/h, 1315 L supply tank 10. Cleanroom: Weiss 2002, ventilation/overpressure 11. Preform hopper: Dieterle 2002, MD3 12. Preform feeding: Tanner 2002, HFT 4730 / RGT 1624 13. Blow molding: Krones Contiform S16 2002, 16 stations, 1.0–20,000 b/h 14. Air conveyor: Krones 2002, automatic rail adjustment 15. Cap conveyor: Gassner 2002, 2 container positions, cap elevator 16–18. Filling machine: Krones CAF VODM 100 2002, injector (60), rinser (80), filler (100), capper (20), 1,0–20.000 b/h, 28 mm caps, still/carbonated 19. Label check: Krones 2002, incl. in Prontomodul 20. Bottle check: Krones 2002 21. Conveyor: Krones 2002, air blower before labeling 22. Labeling machine: Krones Prontomodul 2007, max. 35.600 b/h 23. Canmatic module: Krones 2007, paper labels 24. Contriroll module: Krones 2007, film roll 25. MHD coding: Videojet Excel/170i 26. Shrink wrapper: Krones Variopak 2002, 0.5–36,000 b/h, carton feeder & film transport 27. Packaging conveyor: Krones 2002 28. Handle applicator: Twinpack MHTE 2002 29. Empty pallet magazine: Krones LPM 2002 30. Palletizing: Krones robot 3A loader 2002, 4,000 packages/h 31. Pallet conveyor: Krones 2002, transfer cart & turner 32. Empty pallet magazine: Krones LPM 2002 33/34. Pallet stretch wrappers: Franpak 2002, top sheet applicator 35. Tying machine: Bornbinder HB 2002 36. Pallet coding: Logopak EAN 128 2003 THE LINE IS STILL NOT DISMANTLING, EXCELLENT CONDITION. LOCATION - GERMANY.

Year of construction: 2017, condition: excellent (used), Bluhm weber legi-air 4050 labeling machine More pieces in stock! year built: 2016-19 Print resolution 8 dots/mm (203 dpi) 12 dots/mm (300 dpi) 24 dots/mm (600 dpi) Print speed Up to 400 mm per second Tamp sizes (mm) Tamp-Blow standard of 12.5 x 7 to 160 x 300 mm, label lengths must be limited in accordance with label quality, longer or smaller labels are possible using special tamps Label gap Minimum 3 mm Label roll 300 mm diameter, up to 450 running meters, Lhodjfp A I Espfx Abvod core 76 mm (3"), outside winding (optional inside winding) Data interfaces RS232, RS422, RS485, Ethernet Optional: Profibus Dimensions (L x H x W) 770 x 560 x 580 mm, Applies to system with 250 mm stroke Display controller Multi-language operator guidance 5.7" VGA touch display Service interval indicator Polling, editing and saving of label data USB connection for memory medium or keyboard Compressed air connection 6 bar, the compressed air must be clean, dry and oil-free

Year of construction: 2005, condition: ready for operation (used), There are two BOY 55M available, both year of construction 2005. Clamping force: 550kN, screw diameter: 38mm, stroke volume: 196cm³, injection pressure: 2000bar, platen dimensions: 565mm/540mm, tie bar distance: 360mm/335mm. Workpiece height min./max.: 250mm/650mm, opening stroke: 400mm, max. platen distance: 1050mm, ejector stroke: 80mm, max. mold weight: 600kg. Dimensions X/Y/Z: approx. 3300mm/1200mm/2100mm, weight: approx. 2300kg, operating hours: 29664h, control: Procan MD. Robot interface Euromap 12 included. Lhedpfx Aotyaypebvod

Condition: good (used), Item: A-7577 Cream tank 10.000 L Stainless steel Process Cream tank, double jacketed, insulated scrape agitator from top, CIP mounted at top. 3 adjustable legs, manhole at top. capacity 10.000 L. We can offer 2 pieces from stock.r diameter 2458 mm Lhedjh E Dp Aspfx Abvsd

Condition: used, Year of construction: 2007, working width 1380 mm Ledot Hw Iiopfx Abvjhd workpiece height 70 mm total power requirement 45 kW weight of the machine ca. 5.500 kg

Condition: new, power: 44 kW (59.82 HP), Year of construction: 2025, A double rotor hammer crusher is a type of crusher in which two rotors are mounted on a single shaft, combined to form a spinning rotor. The double rotor arrangement enhances the crushing capabilities and provides a more efficient and reliable crusher design compared to single rotor crushers. Here are some key features and aspects of a double rotor hammer crusher: 1. Two Rotors: As the name suggests, the crusher has two rotors that rotate in opposite directions on a common shaft. This dual rotor configuration allows for increased impact and crushing power. 2. High Capacity: The dual rotor design enables the crusher to handle larger feed sizes and higher capacity compared to single rotor crushers. It is suitable for crushing materials with high hardness and large sizes. 3. Versatility: Double rotor hammer crushers are versatile and can be used in various applications, including the reduction of limestone, gypsum, coal, and other similar materials in the mining, cement, and building materials industries. Lhedpfjq Nf Enox Abvod 4. Impact Crushing: The primary mechanism of crushing in a double rotor hammer crusher is through the impact of the hammers against the material. The material is fed into the crusher, and the high-speed rotating hammers impact and shatter the particles. 5. Adjustable Gap Settings: These crushers often have adjustable gap settings between the rotors and the impact bars, allowing control over the final particle size. 6. Durability: The robust design of the double rotor hammer crusher makes it durable and capable of handling tough materials and continuous operation. 7. Reduced Wear: The dual rotor arrangement can help distribute wear more evenly across the hammers and other wear parts, potentially extending the overall lifespan of the crusher. 8. Ease of Maintenance: Some double rotor hammer crushers are designed with features that make maintenance and replacement of wear parts more accessible, reducing downtime. It's important to note that specific features and design aspects may vary among different models and manufacturers of double rotor hammer crushers. If you are considering using or purchasing one, it's recommended to consult the manufacturer's specifications and guidelines for proper operation and maintenance.

Condition: used, Year of construction: 1998, Automatic PET bottle blowing machine Manufacturer: SIDEL Type: SBO 16/16 S1 Year of manufacture 1998 Capacity: 16,000 for 1.5 L bottles and up to 19,000 bph for 0.5 L bottles Installed power: 347 kW Lhsdpfxeutni Rj Abved Includes 1.5 L moulds Preform feeder Chiller cooling unit Technical condition: used machine, functional until dismantled. The machine is currently dismantled, assembled in elements and prepared for transport. Full and original technical documentation.

Condition: used, Year of construction: 1992, Automatic PET bottle blowing machine Manufacturer: SIDEL Type: SBO 4 S1 Year of prod. 1992 Lhodpowa Rhrsfx Abvsd Capacity: 4,000 for 1.5 L / 2 L bottles Installed power: 150 kW Includes 1.5 L molds Preform feeder Technical condition: used machine, starts up, program is functional

Condition: ready for operation (used), Used Machine Ledpsu Ti Srofx Abvshd Injection Moulding Machine Manufacturer: Krauss Maffei KM 80 C1 Year of manufacture: 2000 Only 1 machine left in stock No delivery time, immediately available Inspection possible by appointment The machine is no longer powered / No coolant connection The machine is professionally stored Technical Data: Clamping force (kN): 800 kN Platen size (mm): 610×610 Tie bar spacing (mm): Daylight opening (mm): 250 Max. (mould) open daylight (mm): 750 Control unit: MC4 Screen text language: German (cannot be changed to other languages) Injection unit: Screw diameter (mm): 45 Injection pressure (bar): 1878 Shot volume (cm³): 275 Pump drive power (kW): 18.5 Heating capacity (kW): 13 Oil tank capacity (l): 270 Dimensions (m): 4.3 x 1.4 x 2.1 Total weight: 3.2 t Further photos available on request.

Condition: new, Year of construction: 2025, An active lime production line is a set of equipment designed to produce high-quality lime from limestone, with the aim of meeting various industrial applications, such as in the production of steel, environmental desulfurization, and other processes. The process typically involves several stages, including limestone crushing, calcination, hydration, and finally, the production of active lime. Here is a general overview of the main steps involved in an active lime production line: Ljdsq Nyzbepfx Abvjhd 1. Limestone Quarrying: - Raw limestone is extracted from quarries and transported to the lime plant. The limestone may undergo crushing and sizing processes to achieve the desired particle size. 2. Limestone Preheating: - The raw limestone is typically preheated in a preheater or precalciner before entering the rotary kiln. This preheating step helps to reduce the energy consumption in the kiln by partially decarbonizing the limestone. 3. Loading into the Rotary Kiln: - The preheated limestone is loaded into the rotary kiln, a large, rotating cylindrical furnace. The kiln is inclined at a slight angle to facilitate the movement of materials through the kiln. 4. Calcination: - In the rotary kiln, the limestone undergoes high-temperature calcination (typically in the range of 900 to 1,450 degrees Celsius). This process causes the limestone to undergo chemical and physical changes, converting it into lime (calcium oxide). 5. Cooling: - After calcination, the lime moves through the cooling zone of the kiln, where it is cooled down. This cooling step is essential to stabilize the lime and prepare it for further processing. 6. Hydration: - The quicklime produced in the kiln is then slaked with water in a hydration process to produce slaked lime (calcium hydroxide). This is typically done in a separate hydrator. 7. Separation of Unreacted Lime: - The slaked lime is separated from any unreacted quicklime or impurities. This step ensures that the final product is of high quality. 8. Filtering and Drying: - The separated slaked lime is filtered to remove excess water, and the resulting product is dried to achieve the desired moisture content. 9. Storage and Packaging: - The final product, active lime (calcium oxide), is stored in silos or other storage facilities. It can then be packaged for sale or transported to end-users. 10. Environmental Considerations: - Dust collection systems and other environmental control measures are often implemented to minimize emissions and ensure compliance with environmental regulations. The design and configuration of an active lime production line can vary based on factors such as the type of limestone used, production capacity requirements, and specific industrial applications. Modern production lines often incorporate advanced technologies to optimize energy efficiency, minimize environmental impact, and ensure high-quality active lime production.