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Condition: used, Used Wine Filling Line 2000 Complete line for still wine filling, consisting of the following machines: Used Depalletizer Automatic depalletizer branded Oma model Depalblock 2000 built in 2002. It reaches speeds of 6000 BPH for the 0.75 lt format. In addition to that it works formats such as bottles of 0.375 – 0.75 and 1.50. This used depalletizer is supplied with all its accident prevention protections and also the user manuals. The loading is carried out from above and there is neither an interlayer removal system nor a pallet magazine. Instead, there are spare parts available. Measurements: Length: 2950 mm Width: 2133 mm Height: 2530 mm Weight: 1550 kg. Hfodpfx Anjvgutte Iol Volt consumption: 380 Kw: 2 Hz: 50 Used Filling Monoblock of this Used Wine Filling Line The manufacturer of this monoblock is Ave Impianti, and it is an Oceanic 16-16-4 model. It works with the same formats from 0.375 – 0.750 – 1.500 at a speed of 3800 BPH. The direction of rotation is clockwise, and the state is currently in production. This machine is currently used for filling still wine. This machine includes also a rinsing machine that has 16 forceps and does 2 treatments. Then follows the 16-valve filler with a fixed nozzle. Finally, there is the 4-head cork stopper that can process a diameter of up to 26 mm. There are several spare parts for this machine. Measurements: Length: 4600mm Width: 2300mm Height: 3400mm Consumption Volt: 380 Hz: 50 Used Capper The used Capper is Bertolaso branded and the model is Alfa 110 Inox from 1995 with 1 head. Clockwise rotation direction, is always complete with all available manual and accident prevention protections. The operational status is currently in production and the type of container handled is 0.75 liter Bordolese. The cap type is Stelvin and the size is 30×60, while the neck type is standard. Measurements: Length: 800mm Width: 900mm Height: 2600mm Volt consumption: 380 Used Capsuler This machine is branded Robino and Galandrino model Fenix 2 of the year 2000. It is a used capsuler with 2 heads and the speed reached is 6000 BPH with the following formats: 0.375 – 0.750 – 1.500. There are safety protections and manuals are also available with the necessary instructions. The state is currently in production. The specific product treated is still wine. The types of capsules used are the Enoterms in Polylaminate. Weight: approx. 1800 kg Consumption Volt: 380 Kw: 4.5 Hz: 50 Used Labeling Machine of this Used Wine Filling Line Branded Kosme Model Extra Fix 8T S3 E3 + S2 E2 Adhesives year 2005. Speed of 3000 BPH on the treated formats of 0.375 – 0.750 – 1.500 L. Machine currently in production in the line with its accident prevention protections and user manuals available.

Condition: used, Used Alfatek Complete Line for Wine 5000 BPH Manufacturer: ALFATEK Year: 2003 Speed (b / h): 5000 Formats: standard Bordolese – light truncated cone Bordeaux – heavy truncated cone Bordeaux – magnum 1,5L Rotation direction: Clockwise Accident prevention: Yes Manuals available: Yes Revisions Available: No Operating status: Function Bottled product: Wine Number of Valves: 24 Fill type: Gravity Type of nozzle: Fixed Isobaric valve: No PLC type: Not Existing Spare parts available: No   Description of the used bottling line: Used Alfatek Complete Line for Wine 5000 BPH: 1) KOMPASS rinser with 16 spouts 2) Alfateck filler monobloc composed of 24 taps + 4 Arol capping heads (flush). There are 4 formats available: – standard Bordeaux – light truncated conical Bordeaux bottle – heavy truncated conical Bordeaux bottle – magnums 1,5L Hfsdpfx Anjvguuks Iel 3) Newtec glue labeling machine with two stations 4) APE carton former with Nordson gluer 5) APE case packer 6) taping machine

Condition: used, Used filling line for water for PET containers 5L 800bph Hsdpfewr T E Djx An Iefl This used filling line for water for PET containers 5L 800bph provides a complete solution for processing 5-liter PET bottles, both round and square. Specijalka from Serbia manufactured the line in 2006. Although the owner disconnected it eight years ago, they confirm that it remains in proper condition. Furthermore, you can inspect the line in dry cycle mode. Technical specifications of the filling line The used filling line for water for PET containers 5L 800bph reaches a nominal output of 800 bottles per hour with 5.0-liter containers. Specifically, the system includes a 10-valve rinser, an 8-valve filler, and a 4-head capper, all integrated in a monoblock. Additionally, a cold-glue labeler applies paper labels. As a result, the setup handles rinsing, filling, capping, and labeling in a compact layout. PET bottle production unit In addition to the filling line, this offer includes a semi-automatic PET bottle blower built in 2004. The machine uses two-cavity molds and can produce 800 bottles per hour at 0.5 liters, 600 bottles per hour at 1.5 liters, and 400 bottles per hour at 5 liters. Notably, the system uses water cooling to maintain operational price includes molds for 0.5-liter round bottles and 5-liter square bottles. Consequently, this unit complements the filling line perfectly and allows in-house preform blowing. High-performance compressor for blowing To support the above components, a BOGE compressor from Germany (2006) is also available. It delivers 11 kilowatts of power, 35 bar of pressure, and a flow rate of 1290 liters per minute. Moreover, the system includes a 1000-liter air tank rated for 40 bar. The unit has only logged 500 operating hours. Thus, it remains in excellent mechanical condition. Importantly, this component ensures adequate air supply for blowing PET bottles reliably and efficiently. Technical conclusion In summary, this used filling line for water for PET containers 5L 800bph enables small to medium-sized producers to manage the complete bottling process autonomously. Specifically, the line handles rinsing, filling, capping, and labeling. Meanwhile, the included blower and compressor provide the necessary infrastructure to blow bottles from preforms. Therefore, producers can oversee every phase of water bottling from bottle production to final packaging.  

Condition: used, Used bottling line Cortellazzi for CSD in PET bottles – 8000 bph General overview of the line The used Cortellazzi bottling line for carbonated soft drinks in PET bottles 8000 bph delivers an integrated solution for producing soft drinks and sparkling water in 0.50 L and 1.5 L containers. Specifically designed for industrial environments, the system provides a complete technical configuration. It maximizes production efficiency and ensures operational safety by including protection devices and quality control systems at every stage. Moreover, the layout supports continuous operation with minimal downtime. Filling unit and blow molders The Cortellazzi Fintec VEGA 40.70.10 isobaric filling monoblock 1998 handles carbonated products while maintaining constant pressure during the filling process. As a result, the system preserves CO2 content and prevents product loss. Two separate blow molding machines feed the containers. A Sidel SBO8 from 1999 ensures continuous high efficiency production, while a Kosme KSB-4000 from 1998 serves as a backup or support unit. In addition, both machines allow quick format changes and stable operation under load. Carbonator and CO2 management The Cortellazzi Kristal Mix 1998 controls carbonation and saturates the product with CO2. Consequently, the unit ensures consistency and stability throughout the filling phase. Notably, it also supports fine tuning of pressure and temperature parameters. Labeling and customization Three labeling systems carry out specific functions. The Kosme Ekstrahotmelt 12TS1E1 1998 applies labels using hot melt glue. Meanwhile, the KHS Carmichael 1995 handles traditional label application. Furthermore, the Esleeve ESM 3200M 2004 applies shrink sleeves to PET containers in various formats. Together, these machines offer flexible labeling solutions for different product lines. Quality control and heat tunnel The Krones Miho module 2008 inspects containers and labels, detecting any defects or irregularities. If necessary, the system can reject non compliant items without interrupting the production flow. Then, the Krones Shrinkmatt 3000 tunnel 2008 uses steam to shrink the sleeves uniformly onto the containers. In particular, this tunnel guarantees even heat distribution, preventing sleeve distortion. Secondary packaging The Dimac Bluestar F30 2007 wraps products into shrink film with speed and precision. As such, this unit optimizes grouping and prepares the packs for palletizing. Additionally, it minimizes material waste and ensures a clean wrap. Handle and cap application Hsdpfowukuzsx An Iofl The Twin Pack MGE 1997 applies handles to the grouped bottles. Simultaneously, the Bortolin Kemo 1997 feeds caps consistently and ensures uninterrupted sealing of containers. This way, the two systems maintain rhythm and alignment on the line. End of line and automation The Keber Meg Arm palletizer 1998 arranges the finished packs onto pallets.

Condition: used, machine/vehicle number: LC579, Used Isobaric Complete Bottling Line for Still and Sparkling Wine up to 4500 bph This complete bottling line has been designed and configured to provide a high-quality, consistent filling process for both still and sparkling wines. Built around an isobaric tribloc system, it integrates rinsing, filling, and capping functions in a continuous flow, ensuring excellent efficiency while maintaining product integrity. The line is currently set up for still wines at an output of 4,500 bottles per hour and for sparkling wines at 3,000 bottles per hour. Hjdpfsw Imp Hsx An Ijfl It is already technically prepared for sparkling wine production and only requires the addition of a mushroom corker, a capsule applicator for spumante hoods, and a heating tunnel if needed. The system is equipped with dedicated conveyors, a centralized lubrication system, and separate control panels for conveyor management, enabling straightforward maintenance and integration into existing plant automation. The entire layout follows a linear configuration, optimised for space utilisation and ensuring smooth product transfer between each stage without unnecessary accumulation points. Bottling Process and Core Machinery At the start of the line, empty bottles are automatically fed into the system via a depalletizer. This equipment gently lifts and transfers the bottles onto the feeding table while maintaining their integrity. Bottles are then directed to the tribloc system, where three key operations are performed in sequence: rinsing, filling, and capping. The isobaric filling technology ensures precise fill levels and consistent carbonation retention for sparkling wines, while also being perfectly suited for still wine bottling. The filling valves are designed to minimise oxygen pickup, which is crucial for preserving the wine’s sensory qualities and shelf life. The rinser operates with clean water or a sanitising solution, ensuring bottles are free from contaminants prior to filling. The capping turret, currently configured for still wine closures, applies either BVS screw caps or traditional corks, depending on the selected format. A dosing unit for gum arabic is integrated into the line. This system allows for precise addition of stabilising agents post-filling, which helps maintain wine clarity and prevent precipitation during storage. A dedicated steam generator (vapouriser) is included for both line sanitisation and, when required, pre-heating applications. Prior to filling, a microfiltration unit is positioned to ensure that the product entering the tribloc meets the desired microbiological standards. This step is essential for ensuring product stability and quality without the need for excessive chemical preservatives. Downstream, bottles are transferred to the labelling station. While the labelling unit is supplied by a third-party manufacturer, it is elect...

Condition: used, machine/vehicle number: LC426, Used Bottling Line KRONES for Glass Bottles up to 20000 bph Introduction to the Bottling Line KRONES Initially, the used KRONES bottling line for glass bottles is highly sought after in industrial settings due to its reliability and efficiency. Comprising a range of top-tier components, the Complete Bottling Line KRONES ensures seamless performance, effectively meeting the stringent demands of high-volume production. Main Components Firstly, the KRONES K-131-669 filling monoblock, manufactured in 2016, stands as the centerpiece of the Complete Bottling Line KRONES. Capable of handling a remarkable 20,000 bottles per hour, it is complemented by the 1998 KRONES 472-072 depalletizer and the 2000 Gronemeyer RINSER 8983-400-4. Consequently, this collective setup facilitates a smooth and uninterrupted workflow from bottle unloading to the filling process in the Complete Bottling Line KRONES. Quality Control of the Used Bottling Line KRONES Hsdpovgvwmjfx An Iofl Maintaining product quality is paramount in any bottling operation. Therefore, the 1999 KRONES CHECKMAT inspector plays a pivotal role in this regard in the Complete Bottling Line KRONES. With advanced functionalities encompassing not only level control but also meticulous label inspection, it ensures that every product meets the desired standards. Furthermore, the 2000 ACI TA20 2 AE bottle dryer guarantees that bottles are impeccably prepared for subsequent labeling and packaging stages, effectively eliminating any potential issues that may arise from moisture. Labeling and Packaging Efficient labeling and packaging are essential components of the KRONES bottling line. Consequently, the 1999 KRONES STARTMATIC K-080-669 excels in these areas. With precise label application capabilities, coupled with the ability to print directly onto glass bottles, it not only streamlines operations but also elevates brand presentation in the Used bottling line KRONES for glass bottles up to 20000 bph. Complementing this is the 1999 SMI SMI/7507 case packer and the 1997 FRANPACK Typ 121971214 pallet wrapper, ensuring that products are securely packaged and ready for distribution. Operational Status and Specifications The KRONES bottling line is in flawless working condition, and meets the demands of modern production environments. With a remarkable throughput of 20,000 bottles per hour, the line promises to enhance operational efficiency while maintaining product quality. Specifically designed for glass containers and primarily catering to beer production, it guarantees precise and consistent fills, ultimately resulting in superior product quality and customer satisfaction. In summary, the KRONES bottling line represents a sound investment for businesses seeking to optimize their bottling operations. With its robust construction, cutting-edge features, and proven track record, it is poised to deliver exceptional performance and elevate production standards to new heights.

Condition: used, Year of construction: 2016, Used Ispector Logico 2016 Manufacturer: LOGICO Model: CPWE Year: 2016 Speed (b/h): n/a Processed formats: 0.2 – 30 kg Accident prevention protections: Yes Manuals available: No Revisions available: No Hfsdpfx Anevgun Re Isl Operating state: Disassembled Processed product: Boxes Container type: n/a Type of inspection: Weight control PLC typology: N/A Spare parts available: No Hours worked: n/a

Condition: used, Used Filling Line Sidel For Water 2014 Air Compressor ABC 3HA-4-TFK-LT 200kw Air compressor Low Fusheng SA75 75KW Ice water Machine Nanjing Wuzhou LSBLG 1290DT 1256.8KW 298.8KW Ice water machine Shanghai Baoqing WA-78W/PT4EN-I 49kw Blow Molding Machine SIDEL/SBO20 Blower Capacity：36000P/H Power：406KW Spindle heads 262 pcs Manipulator 10pcs/each Blow moulding satation 20 pcs SIDEL Filling Machine Capacity： 36000P/H Power： 35KW Hjdpovlgqhefx An Iefl Filling Valves 60pcs Capping heads 15 pcs SIDEL 36000 bph Labelling Machine Capacity： 600B/min Power： 50KW Vacuum drum 1 set Scaleplate 2 pcs Capping heads 20 pcs SMI Shrink Wrapper Capacity： 35 P/Min Power： 75KW Divider： 4 sets Infeed： 4 sets Former 5 sets TW Benifit Palletizer with Conveyor and Divider Capacity： 35 P/M Power： 25KW Used Filling Line Sidel For Water 2014, this complete line for water is in excellent conditions and ready immediately for sale

Condition: used, operating hours: 40,000 h, Krones Contifeed Preform Feeder The Krones Contifeed preform feeder is designed for the precise and efficient feeding of PET preforms into the blow molding machine. It operates using a roller sorter system that gently handles preforms of various sizes, ensuring they are properly aligned before entering the blow molder. The Contifeed system offers quick and infinitely variable adjustments, allowing it to accommodate different preform types and sizes with minimal manual intervention. The system is available in three different lengths to match the output of the blow molding machine and includes options for automatic adjustment, making it highly flexible and adaptable to different production requirements. The design also includes features like automatic troubleshooting and easy access for maintenance, ensuring high operational efficiency​. Krones Preform Check Inspector The Krones Preform Check Inspector is a sophisticated, inline inspection system designed to ensure the quality and integrity of PET preforms before they enter the blow molding process. Recognizing that the quality of the final bottle is heavily dependent on the condition of the preform, this system plays a critical role in maintaining high production standards and reducing waste in bottling operations. The Preform Check Inspector utilizes advanced vision technology, incorporating high-resolution cameras and specialized lighting to conduct a comprehensive analysis of each preform. As preforms pass through the inspection station, they are subjected to multiple checks that assess various quality parameters. These include detecting surface defects such as scratches, dents, or contaminants, as well as identifying dimensional inaccuracies like ovality or variations in wall thickness. Hjdpfxjvgvl Re An Ijfl One of the key features of the Preform Check Inspector is its ability to perform 360-degree inspections. This is achieved by rotating each preform in front of stationary cameras, allowing for a complete examination of the entire surface area. This comprehensive approach ensures that even minute defects, which could compromise the integrity of the final bottle, are reliably detected. The system is also equipped with specialized software algorithms that analyze the captured images in real-time. These algorithms are calibrated to distinguish between acceptable variations and actual defects, minimizing false rejects and ensuring that only preforms that truly fail to meet quality standards are removed from the production line. This precision contributes to optimal material utilization and cost efficiency. Integration with the overall production line is seamless, as the Preform Check Inspector can communicate with upstream and downstream equipment to synchronize operations. In the event of detecting a defective preform, the system can trigger reject mechanisms to remove the faulty item without interrupting the flow of production. Additionally, the system’s data logging capabilities allow for tracking defect rates and identifying patterns, which can be invaluable for quality control and process improvement initiatives.

Condition: used, Processing and Filling Line for Dairy Products up to 20,000 L/Day This processing line efficiently manages volumes between 15,000 and 20,000 liters of milk per day. Consequently, it ensures high efficiency and the highest quality of finished products. Its capacity thus enables a high daily production return, which is crucial for large-scale operations. Packaging Capabilities Moreover, the line’s specialized packaging system adeptly handles various types of dairy products. For example, workers pack milk in 1.0-liter PVC bags at a rate of 2,400 pieces per hour. Additionally, they package yogurt and kefir in 410-gram and 180-gram containers at a capacity of 3,000 pieces per hour, as well as in 0.5-liter and 1.0-liter PET bottles at a rate of 1,000 pieces per hour. Furthermore, workers package sour cream in both 1,000-gram containers and bowls, each at a capacity of 3,000 pieces per hour. Similarly, they pack cheese in 5.0 kg and 10.0 kg containers for fresh cheese, and in vacuum foil from 500 and 1,000 grams for sliced cheese. Equipment Specifications Manufacturers in Italy, Slovenia, and Serbia constructed the equipment between 1999 and 2016, showcasing the quality and durability of the machines. Specifically, the milk reception unit features digital counters and foam removal systems updated in 2014. It includes horizontal and vertical tanks with capacities up to 3,200 liters, ideal for storage and cooling. Fermentation Units and Filling Lines Insulated duplicators with double walls and planetary mixers support the line’s fermentation functionalities, which are essential for maintaining product uniformity during fermentation. Likewise, automated filling lines distribute sour cream, yogurt, and milk in various packaging formats efficiently, thereby maximizing productivity and reducing downtime. Equipment Complements and Maintenance Additionally, the line includes accessories such as a triblender for powdered milk, vacuum packaging machines for cheese, and cooling systems for warehouses. These components are crucial for extending preservation and ensuring food safety. The team has regularly serviced and maintained the equipment until production ceased in 2020, thereby demonstrating a consistent commitment to maintenance and operational efficiency. In conclusion, these details highlight the line’s capability to produce high volumes and its configuration to ensure versatility and reliability over time, which are key for those operating in the large-scale dairy sector. List of line components: Milk receiving unit Digital counter with foam remover (2014) Horizontal tank (lactofreeze) capacity 3.200 l cooling on freon – 3 pcs Vertical tank capacity 3.000 l – 2 pcs Unit for pasteurization Hedpfx Aovgvrwsn Iefl Pasteurizer (flow) with retainers  capacity 2.000 l Separator (self-cleaning), capacity 2.000 l Homogenizer capacity 2.

Condition: used, Year of construction: 2005, operating hours: 45,000 h, machine/vehicle number: LC514, Used Bottling Line SIDEL for still water up to 12000 bph Main features of the bottling line The used SIDEL bottling line for still water up to 12000 bottles per hour delivers high standards of productivity and precision. Moreover, the system produces 12000 bottles per hour, making it suitable for medium high production capacities. The line processes PET containers, handling formats ranging from 0.33 L to 1.5 L. Additionally, this line applies a volumetric filling system, ensuring accurate dosing for each bottle. It supports containers with neck types between 25 and 29 mm, thereby improving compatibility with various market standards. Furthermore, the system exclusively processes still water, maintaining a specific and dedicated production flow.  Details of the equipment in the Used Bottling Line SIDEL for still water up to 12000 bph Hfodpfx Ansvgva Ue Iel The Sidel SBO 8 blow molding machine, manufactured in 2005, forms the bottles at the core of the process. Notably, this machine transforms preforms into finished bottles using high pressure compressed air. Therefore, SIDEL technology ensures precise shaping and optimizes PET material usage, minimizing waste. Filling Monoblock The Sidel 36 36 9 filling monoblock, also from 2005, performs rinsing, filling, and capping in a single compact unit. This design maximizes space efficiency and reduces transfer times between stages. Consequently, the volumetric filling system delivers precise dosing, which ensures the final product quality. Labeling Machine The PE Labellers ROLLMATIC labeling machine, from 2005, applies wrap around labels to containers. Advanced technology positions labels accurately, thus enhancing the finished product appearance. This system works perfectly for PET water bottles, meeting the line speed and quality requirements. Shrink Wrapper The Sidel Cermex shrink wrapper, from 2005, performs secondary packaging. Specifically, the machine uses shrink film to create compact and secure packs. As a result, this process enhances logistics and product distribution while protecting items during transport. Conveyors in the Used Bottling Line SIDEL for still water up to 12000 bph The line operates with a complete system of conveyors, both air and ground. These conveyors maintain a continuous and uninterrupted flow between production stages. Additionally, the conveyors minimize downtime and ensure high operational efficiency. Technical advantages of the line This used bottling line delivers reliability and robustness, even with its 2005 manufacturing date. Moreover, all machines ensure a long operational life and reduce maintenance costs. The system efficiently bottles still water, ensuring a specific and contamination free process. Furthermore, SIDEL machinery integrates seamlessly with complementary components, such as the labeling machine and shrink wrapper, to maintain a uniform production flow. With a speed of 12000 bottles per hour, this line supports companies with consistent production demands. Conclusion The used SIDEL bottling line for still water up to 12000 bottles per hour provides a reliable and highly efficient solution for the bottling sector. Therefore, with robust machinery and an optimized configuration, it meets the needs of technicians and experts requiring a complete solution for producing PET water bottles.

Condition: used, operating hours: 11,000 h, Used Bottling Line SIDEL for still water 14400 bph The Used Bottling Line SIDEL for still water 14400 bph delivers a complete solution for bottling still water in PET containers. The line handles 0.50-liter, 0.75-liter, and 1.5-liter bottles, offering flexibility for beverage producers. The Used Bottling Line SIDEL operates at a nominal capacity of 14,400 bottles per hour, making it ideal for medium to high-volume production environments. As a result, technical teams can integrate this system into existing plants or install it as a standalone unit to achieve consistent, high-throughput output. Hedpfx Ajv U Ni Sjn Ijfl Core Unit of the Used Bottling Line SIDEL: COMBIBLOCK SIDEL 8-40-8 In this Used Bottling Line SIDEL we find the COMBIBLOCK SIDEL 8-40-8, manufactured in 2006, performs blow molding, filling, and capping in a single integrated unit. First, the SBO 8 blow molder forms PET bottles from preforms using 8 cavities, supporting all three bottle formats. Next, the COMBI UNIVERSAL EUROPA WM filler uses 40 volumetric filling valves to deliver precise product dosing and minimize waste during production. Because the system uses volumetric filling, it provides consistent accuracy, especially for low-viscosity products such as still water. Then, the capping unit applies caps using 8 heads on bottles with 25 to 30 mm neck diameters. In addition, operators can perform quick format changes and maintain compatibility with industry-standard closures. Secondary Packaging: CERMEX Tray Packer in the Used Bottling Line SIDEL Following the filling and capping process, the CERMEX tray packer, installed in 2007, arranges and packs bottles in pre-defined tray configurations. It forms the following bundles: 1.5-liter bottles in a 2×3 configuration 0.75-liter bottles in a 4×3 configuration 0.50-liter bottles in a 4×3 configuration Consequently, the unit ensures consistent secondary packaging and supports downstream palletizing operations. Moreover, the machine maintains uniformity across batches and eliminates manual packing variability. Therefore, it significantly increases line efficiency. Compressed Air Supply: High and Low-Pressure Compressors The line includes two compressors that support the blow molding and cooling systems. Specifically, the SIAD TEMPO 2 high-pressure compressor delivers 1,500 m³/h and supplies compressed air to the SBO 8 blow molder. In contrast, the BAC F-100 low-pressure compressor, manufactured by Baltimore Aircoil in 2006, supports the evaporative cooling process. Together, these compressors maintain optimal conditions for both product quality and mechanical performance. Bottle Conveying System: SIDEL Conveyors The SIDEL conveyors, installed in 2006, transfer bottles between stations smoothly and efficiently. As a result, the conveyors synchronize movements across modules and prevent accumulation or blockages.

Condition: used, Used Bottling Line KRONES for still, sparkling water and CSD 12000 bph The Used Bottling Line KRONES for still, sparkling water and CSD 12000 bph ensures good-performance bottling for mineral water, sparkling water, and carbonated soft drinks (CSD). Specifically, it processes PET containers in 1.5 l format, using isobaric filling technology to preserve the quality of both carbonated and non-carbonated beverages. Moreover, the bottle neck standard is PCO 1810. In addition, this Used Bottling Line KRONES for still, sparkling water and CSD – 12000 bph integrates synchronized machines, thereby optimizing every production step, from preform feeding to final packaging and palletizing. Preform Feeding and Preparation in this Used Bottling Line KRONES The process begins with the preform feeder, which continuously supplies preforms to the preform inverter. As a result, the line maintains a smooth and consistent flow, with correct alignment of preforms before the blowing process. Blow Molding Machine Next, the blow molding machine—a Krones Contiform Compact 10, year 2001—uses a Siemens S5 control system to manage heating and blowing phases. Consequently, it transforms preforms into precisely shaped PET bottles ready for downstream processes. Air Conveyors of the Used Bottling Line KRONES for still and sparkling water Once the bottles are formed, they are transferred via Krones AirCo air conveyors, model AirCo, year 2011. These conveyors extend for approximately 110 meters. Furthermore, they are controlled by inverters and a Siemens S5 controller, ensuring the transport to the next station. Mixing and Carbonation Unit Hfedpfx Aewa Tqcen Iel Before filling, the product passes through the mixing and carbonation unit, a Krones MS, year 1992. This system mixes water and syrup, and then carbonates the product with CO₂ for sparkling drinks, or injects nitrogen for still water. Notably, the unit ensures continuous operation and mixing, thus maintaining product consistency throughout production. Filling Monoblock Following the mixer, the filling monoblock—Krones VK PET 100 SV K, year 1993—comes into action. Controlled by a Schleicher system, it includes: Bottle rinsing unit Isobaric filling machine, suitable for both still and carbonated beverages Capping unit for PCO 1810 PET bottles CIP (Cleaning-In-Place) connections Capacity to handle 1.5 l format Importantly, this unit represents the heart of the line, performing several critical functions within a compact and coordinated block. Labeling Machine Immediately after filling, a Krones labeling machine, model Canmatic, year 1997, applies labels to PET bottles with precision. As such, it ensures accurate positioning and high throughput, contributing to a professional final presentation. Shrink Wrapper Subsequently, the shrink wrapper—Dimac Green Star Big, year 2011—forms multipacks using shrink film.

Condition: used, Year of construction: 2006, machine/vehicle number: LC564, Used bottling line SIDEL for still water in PET bottles 25200 bph The used bottling line SIDEL for still water in PET bottles 25200 bph provides a complete solution for bottling still water. Currently, the line remains connected to power, so buyers can test it directly. SIDEL designed the system in 2006 to handle PET bottles ranging from 350 ml to 1.5 liters. As a result, the line maintains high productivity and flexibility. General line data Hedpfjw Ahfyox An Iefl This used bottling line SIDEL for still water in PET bottles 25200 bph processes up to 25200 bottles per hour. Specifically, it uses 30/25 neck-type bottles, which match standard formats across the industry. SIDEL equipped the line with a SB014 blow molder featuring 14 cavities. Furthermore, the filling and capping monoblock includes 40 filling valves and 10 capping heads, making it suitable for still products. Main installed machines The line includes, among other components, an AF high-pressure compressor (model CE46A) and a Fusheng low-pressure compressor (model SA110A). In addition, a BAC cooling tower manages process temperatures effectively. The SIDEL SB014 blow molder, which includes a hopper, feeder, and dust remover, connects directly to the SIDEL SFGL40/10 filling machine. Consequently, the line maintains efficiency across all stages. Labeling and packaging SIDEL integrated a Rollquattro labeler that applies roll-fed wraparound labels with precision. Moreover, a shrink-wrapper creates stable multi-pack bundles using plastic film. The VANTA WSD-B350 carton packer, built in 2011, handles up to 35 cartons per minute. Likewise, a palletizer automates the end-of-line phase, thereby preparing products for shipment. Conveying system and internal logistics The conveying system uses SIDEL-built conveyors throughout the process. Accordingly, the line ensures uninterrupted flow from the blow molder to the palletizer. Thanks to this automation, the system reduces manual intervention and improves consistency. In contrast to fragmented setups, this configuration enhances operational control and reduces downtime. Operating conditions and advantages This used bottling line SIDEL for still water in PET bottles 25200 bph operates under power and remains available for on-site testing. In practice, the integration of SIDEL machines improves performance while simplifying maintenance. As such, operators can rely on uniform quality and long-term reliability. Applications and compatibility The line suits facilities bottling still water in PET containers of multiple sizes. Importantly, its modular design enables quick format changes with minimal disruption. Because of this, companies can adapt to different production requirements. Notably, the system supports both small batches and high-volume output. T...

Condition: used, Year of construction: 2000, machine/vehicle number: LC574, Technical Specifications & Performance Data This used bottling line is a complete isobaric PET solution engineered for high-volume beverage production of still water, sparkling water, and carbonated soft drinks. Built around robust Krones and Simonazzi process equipment with a Sidel SBO14 S2 blow molder, it offers dependable industrial packaging performance with consistent product quality. Line type: Used isobaric PET complete bottling line (second hand) Nominal speed: up to 18,000 bottles/hour (configured for 2.0 L PET; format-dependent) Bottle formats: 0.10 L and 2.0 L; additional formats possible with change parts Container type: PET (air-conveyed handling) Product range: Water (still and sparkling), CSD Core technology: Isobaric rinsing/filling/capping monoblock with downstream labeling and end-of-line packaging Line composition: Approx. 14 integrated machines including blow molder, air conveyors, rinser, isobaric filler, capper, labeler, packer/shrink wrapper, palletizer, stretch wrapper, inspection and coding modules Main manufacturers: Krones, Simonazzi; blow molder: Sidel SBO14 S2 Years: Main line 2000; blow molder 1999 Condition: Ready for operation; safety features included Advanced Automation & Control Systems Centralized PLC/HMI control coordinates blow molding, rinsing, isobaric filling, capping, labeling, and end-of-line functions. Recipe management supports format and product changeovers, with synchronized conveyors and VFD-driven motors to maintain constant flow at high speed. Line accumulation and defective-bottle rejection are integrated to minimize downtime and scrap. Automation level: Fully integrated, recipe-based operation Operator interface: Intuitive HMI with alarm diagnostics and production reporting Electrical: Industrial 3-phase supply (typical 400–460 V, 50/60 Hz; to be confirmed on inspection) Safety: Interlocked guards, emergency stop network, and category-rated safety circuits Production Line Integration Capabilities Designed for seamless integration across the packaging hall, the line interfaces upstream with preform handling and syrup room/premix systems and downstream with packers, palletizers, and warehouse logistics. Fast format change procedures and clearly defined change parts enable efficient switching between bottle sizes and product SKUs. Compatible with standard beverage production utilities (CIP, CO₂, chilled water) Interfaces available for inspection systems, laser/inkjet coding, and vision verification Modular conveyors allow adaptation to plant layouts and future upgrades Hfedpow D E Ubjfx An Iol Machine Condition & Maintenance History This second hand complete bottling line is in ready-for-operation condition with safety protections installed. The equipment has been maintained in a production environment and inspected for functional performance. Maintenance records, documentation, and layout drawings can be made available for review during a technical visit. Operational Performance & Versatil...

Condition: used, Year of construction: 2020, machine/vehicle number: M305, Used Rotary Filler–Capper Monoblock 24/8 for PET and HDPE Bottles – Overview This second-hand rotary monoblock combines a 24-head volumetric piston filler with an 8-head pick-and-place spindle capper, engineered for PET and HDPE bottles up to 1 L. Designed for industrial packaging environments, it is a robust component for a used bottling line handling non-pressurized products such as detergents and liquid soap. The machine features a painted iron frame, stainless steel panels, and a fully enclosed protective hood with safety devices, offering reliable performance in high-throughput operations. CE marking and complete documentation support integration within beverage production and home & personal care lines where non-isobaric, non-aseptic filling is required. Technical Specifications & Performance Data Configuration: Rotary filler–capper monoblock (24/8) Container materials: PET, HDPE Product types: Liquid detergents, liquid soap (suitable for non-carbonated, non-aseptic applications) Filling technology: Volumetric piston filling No. of filling valves: 24 Nozzle type: Mobile nozzles Max fill volume: up to 1 L Capper: 8-head pick-and-place pneumatic spindle capper Cap type: Plastic screw caps (one cap size currently tooled) Machine rotation: Clockwise Nominal speed: up to 5,000 bottles/hour (depending on product, bottle, and closure) Isobaric: No (non-pressurized filling) Aseptic: No Integrated rinser: Not included Filling Section Bottle infeed screw Central product tank with magnetic float switches 24 pneumatic cylinders, upper plates, lower plates Internal plates with stainless-steel/Viton sealing Opening/closing valves per station Hfodpfxoyhb R Ss An Iol Capping Section 8 pneumatic capping heads with spindle screwing system Pick-and-place cap transfer Vibratory cap bowl (one cap size) Cap cup and cap chute (one cap size) Automatic cap elevator Mechanical & Structural Frame: Painted iron External panels: Stainless steel Protective hood: Enclosed with doors and safety devices Advanced Automation & Control Systems Pneumatic control panel for filler and capper actuation Electrical panel with CE-compliant components Wiring diagram included for streamlined commissioning Magnetic level control in product tank for stable filling Production Line Integration Capabilities This monoblock integrates seamlessly into second-hand used bottling line configurations for industrial packaging and beverage production of still, non-pressurized liquids. Its clockwise carousel rotation, bottle infeed screw, and cap-handling system allow straightforward connection with upstream conveyors, depalletizers, blow molding machines, and downstream labellers, inspection systems, and secondary packaging. Upstream compatibility: Blow molding machine, bottle unscrambler/depalletizer, conveyors Downstream compatibility: Labeller, inspection/quality control, packer/shrink-wrapper, palletizer Changeover scope: Supplied with 1 bottle format and 1 cap format; additional formats can be engineered on request Machine Condition &...

Condition: used, Year of construction: 2009, machine/vehicle number: LC606, Used Krones bottling line for beer in glass 60.000 BPHTechnical Specifications & Performance DataThis used bottling line is engineered for high-speed beer production in glass containers and is suitable for second hand industrial packaging applications. The line integrates washing, inspection, filling, capping, pasteurization, case packing, palletizing, and conveyor handling for efficient beverage production.Production speed: 60,000 bottles per hourContainer type: Amber glass beer bottlesBottle format: 0.45 L (nominal); brimful 0.464 L ± 4 mlFilling height: 45 mm from the top edgeMain filler/capper: Krones MECAFILLEmpty bottle inspection: Toptronic 19 (EBI)Pre-/post-fill inspection: Krones Checkmat; full bottle inspection and level/cap controlBottle washer: Krones LavatecTunnel pasteurizer: SHIELDCase packer: SmartPac Einpacker for crate insertionPalletizer: Krones Pressant SoperConveyor system: Krones Synco SElectrical supply: 400/230 V, 50 HzRepresentative loads (components): up to 182 A (control unit), 41 A (pasteurizer), 23 A (palletizer), 8 A (wet-end inspection equipment)Year of construction (key components): 2009Advanced Automation & Control SystemsThe line combines synchronized conveyor controls with integrated inspection systems to maintain consistent product quality at high throughput. Centralized operator interfaces provide clear status feedback for the filler/capper, inspection modules, pasteurizer, and end-of-line equipment. Electrical architecture follows standard industrial beverage production practices for reliability and maintainability.Main power: 400/230 V, 50 HzIntegrated inspection: Empty bottle inspector, pre-fill and post-fill Checkmat controlsAutomated bottle handling and crate insertion to sustain continuous operationDesigned for rapid fault detection and line recovery through modular stationsProduction Line Integration CapabilitiesConfigured as an inline system, this used bottling line is designed for seamless transfer between wet end processing, filling and capping, thermal treatment, and dry end packaging. The Krones Synco S conveyor network ensures stable bottle flow and accumulation management.Inline operation with coordinated starwheels and conveyorsGlass bottle handling optimized for beer applicationsDownstream compatibility with crate packing and palletizingFocused on 0.45 L glass format for high-speed runsMachine Condition & Maintenance HistoryThe line is presented as a second hand solution in ready-for-operation condition. Key components are from 2009, reflecting modern engineering suitable for high-speed beer bottling. Operational details, service records, and maintenance logs can be aligned with on-site inspections and testing duri... Hsdpjyr Huqefx An Iefl

Condition: used, machine/vehicle number: LC650, Used Sidel bottling line for still - sparking water - 14400 BPHTechnical Specifications & Performance DataThis used bottling line is configured for PET bottle handling and optimized for water production, covering both carbonated and still products. The system combines isobaric filling technology with robust end-of-line packaging, offering reliable performance for medium-speed beverage production.Production speed (maximum): 14,400 bph with 0.5LAdditional speeds: 9,000 bph with 1.5L still water; 7,000 bph with 1.5L carbonated waterBottle formats: Compatible with 0.5L, 1.0L, 1.5L bottlesContainers: Designed for PET bottles with air conveyors for empty bottle transportFiller technology: Isobaric; neck 26 mmLabeling: KHS Innoket 21 N (2002) and SACMI OPERA (2011)Shrink wrapper: SMI LSK45 T (2001)Pallet wrapper: TOSA 125 (1995)Chiller: M.T.A. TAEevo TECH 121 (2025)Ancillary equipment: SIAD Macchine Impianti unit (1999)Electrical highlights (components): SMI LSK45 T: 400 V, 50 Hz, 22 kW, 37 A; M.T.A. chiller: 400 V, 50 Hz, 20 kW, 35 A, IP54Advanced Automation & Control SystemsThe line benefits from upgraded controls to ensure repeatable operation and ease of use. Air conveyors for empty bottles and belt conveyors up to the shrink wrapper have been overhauled and equipped with new electrical panels. The capper has also been overhauled with a new electrical panel, supporting stable operation and format reliability.Overhauled conveyor controls with new electrical panelsCapper overhauled in 2012 with new electrical panelCE-marked components across key stationsFormat pre-sets on the labeler for multiple bottle sizesProduction Line Integration CapabilitiesEngineered for smooth in-line operation, this second hand bottling line integrates air conveyors for lightweight PET handling, precision labeling, and robust end-of-line packaging. Quick changeovers are supported by pre-configured labeling formats, enabling efficient switches between common water bottle sizes.Inline configuration from bottle handling through packagingAir conveyors for empty bottles and belt conveyors up to shrink-wrapperLabeling line-up: KHS Innoket 21 N and SACMI OPERA for multi-format flexibilityEnd-of-line shrink wrapping with SMI LSK45 T and pallet stabilization by TOSA 125Bottle size range: 0.5L, 1.0L, 1.5LSuitable for water production (still and carbonated)Machine Condition & Maintenance HistoryThe line includes several components that have undergone maintenance and overhauls aimed at improving reliability and uptime. Air and belt conveyors up to the shrink-wrapper have been revised, with new chains and new electrical panels installed. The capper was overhauled in 2012 and fitted with a new electrical panel. The KHS Innoket 21 N labeler is set up for multiple formats, streamlining changeovers.Conveyors overhauled; new chai... Hsdpfjzg In Tsx An Ijfl

Condition: used, machine/vehicle number: LC618, Used Automatic 18.9L bottling line 500 BPHTechnical Specifications & Performance DataThis automatic bottling line is engineered specifically for large 18.9L bottles, delivering dependable performance for washing, disinfecting, filling, and capping. Designed as a complete, synchronized system, it provides consistent throughput and accurate operations across all stages.Production speed: 500 bottles per hourTotal output: 9450 liters per hourBottle format: 18.9LProcess stations: Washing, disinfecting, filling, cappingFilling heads: 6Operation: Fully automatic lineApplication: Ideal for high-volume, large-format bottle handlingAdvanced Automation & Control SystemsThe line operates with automated sequencing across each station to maintain stable throughput and reduce operator intervention. Controls support straightforward start/stop and changeover procedures to keep change times minimal and maximize uptime.Automatic cycle control for synchronized washing, disinfecting, filling, and cappingCentralized operator interface for status monitoring and adjustmentsSensors and interlocks to help ensure reliable bottle handling and cycle completionQuick setup for 18.9L format with consistent, repeatable settingsProduction Line Integration CapabilitiesThe system is designed to function as a complete line for 18.9L bottles and can be integrated with upstream and downstream handling equipment. Its layout supports straightforward connection to conveyors, accumulation, and packaging stations where required.Inline operation as a complete bottling unit for large-format containersCompatible with standard conveyor interfaces for infeed and dischargeOptimized handling for 18.9L bottles with stable transfer between stationsSuitable for beverage production where large bottles are requiredMachine Condition & Maintenance HistoryThe line has been barely used, limited to trial run operation only. It is fully functional, ready for testing, and in production-ready mode. This minimal use profile provides a strong opportunity for those seeking a second hand, used bottling line with near-new wear characteristics.Condition: Barely used (trial run only)Status: Fully functional and ready for testingOperational readiness: Production-ready configurationOperational Performance & VersatilityPurpose-built for 18.9L bottles, the system provides reliable cycle execution and steady output. The six-head filling section balances throughput with filling control appropriate for large volumes. Pre-filling treatment via washing and disinfecting helps support product quality within beverage production and industrial packaging workflows.Consistent performance for large-format bottle fillingIntegrated pre-treatment (wash and disinfect) prior to fillingAutomated capping aligned with 18.9L bottle handlingSuitable for beverage production environments requiring large containers Hfjdpfxjy Ai Hfj An Ijl

Condition: used, Year of construction: 1999, operating hours: 500 h, machine/vehicle number: LC392, Used Water Complete Bottling Line Flat Drinks 300 bph 18.9L CapSnap The CapSnap Adapta Series is a modular integrated bottle washing, filling, and capping system. It is the perfect solution for medium-sized HOD water bottling operations. Designed for adaptability – these machines can be configured to handle both 3-Gallon and 5-Gallon bottles. This complete system effectively handles 300 – 600 BPH. Manufacturer: CAP SNAP – Portola – USA Year of production: 1999 (completely refurbished in 2015 and since then it has worked only 500 hours) Capacity: 300 bph Required energy sources: air 6 bar, power 40 kW, cleaning water supply 2 bar and filling water supply Line composition: Semi-automatic cap removal device: This device is used to remove caps from bottles. Entrance conveyor: On this conveyor belt, the bottles are manually placed. Prewash with cold water through nozzles: This is the first stage of washing, using cold water. Wash with warm water and detergent through nozzles: This is the second stage of washing, which uses warm water at 50°C with detergent. Rinse with cold water and disinfectant through nozzles: This is the last washing stage, which uses cold water and disinfectant. Bottle filling outlet conveyor: The bottles are filled here, two at a time. UV Filter: The water is filled through a UV filter, which is built into the water inlet of the bottle. Transport of filled bottles to the capper: Here, the bottles are transported from the filler to the capper. Dosage caps through disinfectant on the bottle: Here, the caps are disinfected and ready to be put on the bottles. Bottle cap cylinder: Here the bottle cap is applied. Output conveyor: From here, the bottles are manually loaded onto pallets. Each part of this system has a specific role in the process of bottle filling, and all together they form a functional production Used Water Complete Bottling Line. Hfsdsvgud Sspfx An Iol

Condition: used, Year of construction: 2000, machine/vehicle number: LC348, Used Filling Line For Edible Oil In PET 1L Bottles Capacity: 6.000 bph x 1,0 L Blow Molding Machine KOSME KSB 3000 – 2001. – 2 pcs x 3.900 bph Box for preforms with transport to the blower Compressor for cooling moulds MTA S.R.L. – 2000 KOSME bottle air conveyor – 1999 AISI 304 stainless steel Electrical control cabinet with PLC Built-in air filters It transports bottles from blower to filler Filling Monoblock Filler and capper – ICS-Slovenia – 1995 – 6.000 L/h Labelling Machine Labeller ICS – 1995 – paper labels, cold glue Conveyor belts ICS – 1995 Packer in transport boxes 3×5 bottles – ICS – 1995 Shrink Wrapper Shrink wrapper SMIPACK-packer in foil 2×5 bottles – 2013 Pallet Wrapper Pallet wrapper ZLATOROG-Slovenia – 1999 Compressor KAESER low and high pressure compressors – 2000 Hsdpoyhbzdofx An Ijfl Refrigeration dryer There are spare parts worth It has complete technical documentation Required space for equipment: 600 m2 Required installed power (equipment, compressors, refrigerators): 495 kW The Used Filling Line For Edible Oil In PET can be seen in full production function until December 15, 2022

Condition: used, operating hours: 3,000 h, Used complete isobaric bottling line for CSD 6400 bph Technical Overview of the Line This Used complete isobaric bottling line for CSD 6400 bph produces carbonated soft drinks with a nominal output of 6400 bottles per hour. Specifically, the line handles 0.50-liter PET containers using an isobaric filling system. In particular, this technology maintains constant internal pressure during the filling process. As a result, it prevents carbon dioxide loss and ensures that the final product preserves its quality and carbonation from tank to cap. Container Compatibility and Specifications The line supports PET bottles with 18-10 and 18-81 PCO necks, which represent standard formats across the beverage industry. Consequently, operators can integrate the system into existing lines without modifying downstream capping equipment. In addition, this compatibility facilitates bottle sourcing and packaging flexibility. Furthermore, the system ensures that transitions between production batches remain smooth and efficient. Working Hours and Line Condition The machines in this Used complete isobaric bottling line for CSD 6400 bph have completed only 3000 hours of operation. In comparison to similar used systems, this relatively low usage indicates limited wear on mechanical parts. Therefore, technicians can expect excellent performance with minimal maintenance needs. Moreover, this condition makes the line suitable for facilities that require immediate deployment with limited downtime. Line Composition The process begins with a Sidel SBO4 COMPACT blow molding machine, built in 2006, which forms PET bottles directly from preforms. Then, the Simonazzi-Sidel Starblend mixer, manufactured in 2007 blends water, syrup, and carbon dioxide under pressure. Afterward, the product is managed in the Simonazzi-Sidel Bluestar filling monoblock, also from 2007. This unit includes 32 grippers, 32 isobaric filling valves, and 8 capping heads. Thanks to this configuration, the line fills and caps each bottle quickly while maintaining product integrity. Hfedpfowahdqjx An Isl Additionally, the machine layout allows for optimal integration of automation and operator access. Notably, each module connects via pre-aligned interfaces, which streamline installation and minimize commissioning time. Altogether, these features contribute to high production efficiency and ease of maintenance. Quality Control and End of  this Used complete isobaric bottling line To guarantee packaging integrity, the line includes a Heuft inspection unit that checks bottle necks and caps for defects. Following inspection, the bottles pass through a Sidel RollQUATTRO F15 labeling machine (2007), which applies wrap-around labels at high speed with precision. Subsequently, a Cermex CP 18 AAE shrink wrapper (2006) packages bottles into multipacks using shrink film. Throughout the process, Sidel conveyors transfer bottles between stations without creating friction points or mechanical delays.

Condition: used, operating hours: 1,800 h, Used Bottling Line for champagne, sparkling and still wine 4000 bph Product Compatibility and Filling Technology This bottling line processes still wine, sparkling wine, and champagne with high efficiency. Specifically, it handles only glass bottles and uses an isobaric filling system, which ensures precise control when filling pressurized liquids, such as sparkling products. As a result, wineries that produce multiple wine types with different physical and chemical properties can rely on this line for consistent, adaptable operation. In other words, the system addresses diverse product demands without compromising output quality. Performance Output by Bottle Format Depending on the bottle format, the line delivers different outputs. It processes both 0.20l and 0,375l bottles at 4,500 bottles per hour. Meanwhile, it handles 0,75l bottles at 4,000 bottles per hour and 1.5l bottles at 2,000 bottles per hour. Therefore, this production speed suits medium-scale wineries that require flexibility while maintaining industrial performance. Hodpfx Anjwgw Dgj Iefl Commissioning, Runtime, and Immediate Availability Technicians installed the line in 2022. Since that time, it has operated for 1,800 hours and produced approximately 2,400,000 bottles. The system continues to run in production, which means it remains in good operational condition. Furthermore, its immediate availability offers an advantage to wineries needing rapid deployment. Because of this, buyers can integrate the equipment without significant downtime. Primary Bottling Block: Depalletizing, Rinsing, Filling, and Capping The process starts with a Duetti Packaging depalletizer, model M, which automatically feeds empty bottles into the system. Subsequently, the GAI monoblock, model 4033RES-HP-A01, performs rinsing, filling, and capping in a single integrated unit. The dual-stage rinser (water + gas) uses 16 grippers to sanitize bottles. A high-pressure electropneumatic filler with 24 valves carries out isobaric filling. Notably, the 3-head rotary corker applies straight corks, champagne-style mushroom corks, plastic closures, and aluminum screw caps. Moreover, the monoblock includes multi-format screws, motorized guide adjustments, dummy bottles for internal rinser sterilization, and a solenoid valve kit to switch between gas and cleaning liquid inputs. Altogether, this configuration provides high precision, minimal changeover time, and excellent bottle handling. CIP and Quality Control: Cleaning and Inspection Systems To maintain hygiene, the WIN&TECH CIP unit, model Win&Guard C 23.05, manages automatic cleaning via a steam-water heat exchanger and a three-stage filtration system across two independent circuits. Additionally, this system allows operators to sanitize the internal components between production runs without disassembly. At the same time, the CMP inspection unit, model CV-MUF108, performs continuous quality control.

Condition: used, Used Bottling Lines for edible oil 6000 bph General Configuration of the Bottling Line The Used Bottling Lines for edible oil 6000 bph line processes edible oil in 1-liter PET bottles, operating at a nominal speed of 6000 bottles per hour. The configuration includes equipment from multiple manufacturers, integrated to ensure continuous operation and reliability in filling, labeling, packaging, and palletizing. Operators correctly shut down the entire system in December 2022. At present, the machines are dismantled and stored in suitable conditions. Consequently, this line is immediately available for relocation and reuse. Overall, the structure represents a compact yet complete solution for medium-scale production. Container Formation: KOSME Blow Molding Machines The Used Bottling Lines for edible oil 6000 bph line includes two blow molding machines from KOSME, model KSB3000, year 2001. Each unit works with a preform box and an automatic transport system that feeds the blower. As a result, the system supports on-site bottle production. Therefore, it reduces logistics costs and improves plastic material handling. In addition, the dual-machine setup enhances production continuity and minimizes downtime. Cooling System: MTA Chiller and Air Conveyors An MTA chiller, model TAE 051, year 2000, cools the molds in the blow molding machines. Moreover, KOSME air conveyors, model L2000, year 1999, made of AISI 304 stainless steel, transfer the blown bottles to the filling monoblock. Notably, the system includes electrical cabinets with integrated PLCs and built-in air filters. Thus, it ensures effective airflow control and maintains consistent air quality. From a technical standpoint, this contributes to long-term reliability and hygienic conditions. Filling Monoblock: ICS RVP-12/ZS-3N The ICS filling monoblock, model RVP-12/ZS-3N, year 1995, serves as the core of the Used Bottling Lines for edible oil 6000 bph. This machine doses edible oil with precision, ensuring product integrity and consistent fill volumes. Furthermore, the system synchronizes with upstream and downstream units. Consequently, it enables stable operation even under variable load conditions. Likewise, its mechanical construction supports easy maintenance and spare part replacement. Labeling Machine: ICS with Cold Glue An ICS labeling machine, model ERG-6/2/2, year 1995, applies paper labels using cold glue. Specifically, the machine ensures proper adhesion on PET containers. Additionally, it supports the 1-liter format used throughout the line. In practice, this technology remains widely adopted for edible oil packaging. Therefore, the labeling unit integrates efficiently into the overall production layout. To sum up, it provides a cost-effective solution without compromising performance. Internal Handling and Packaging Hodswlt Dgopfx An Ijfl ICS conveyor belts, installed in 1995, connect all key stations. Subsequently, the line transitions to the packaging phase.

Condition: used, Year of construction: 2004, machine/vehicle number: LC617, Used KRONES glass bottling line - 18000 BPHTechnical Specifications & Performance DataThis complete glass bottling line for spirits is a high-performance, used bottling line engineered around premium OEM equipment. With a nominal speed of 18,000 bottles per hour, it delivers reliable throughput for mid-to-high volume beverage production and industrial packaging. The line handles standard spirits formats with precision and is fully integrated from depalletizing to labeling and end-of-line packaging.Production speed: 18,000 bottles per hourBottle formats: Compatible with 0.7L, 0.75L, 1.0L bottle formatsContainer types: Designed for Glass bottle handlingKey OEMs: Krones (core line), Zalkin (capping), plus Hartness, MSK, Garvens, Videojet, Langenpac, Marsh, Mapex, GassnerPrimary modules and models: Krones Sensometic filler, Krones Variojet rinser, Zalkin T9/360 cappers (x3), Krones Prontomodul labeller, Krones Linapac autopacker, Krones Variocart C-40 case erectors (x2), Krones Variocol H-120 case sealer, Garvens E40-DMS checkweighers (x2), Videojet 3330 laser coders (x2)Years of manufacture (predominant): 2004 core line, with labeling and coding upgrades in 2015 and 2016Line scope: Fully integrated from depalletizing, rinsing, filling, capping, labeling, inspection, coding, packing, case forming and sealing, to conveyingAdvanced Automation & Control SystemsThe line features comprehensive automation across all stations to ensure stable, synchronized operation at 18,000 bph. Continuous multi-head capping from Zalkin enables consistent closure application. In-line inspection and weighing provide real-time quality control and automated rejection. Laser coding and case printing integrate seamlessly for traceability and compliance within beverage production.Integrated controls for coordinated machine operation and changeoversIn-line inspection (fill level/visual) and checkweighing with automatic rejectLaser coders for high-speed, permanent coding on glass containersEnd-of-line automation including autopacking, case forming, and sealingProduction Line Integration CapabilitiesEngineered as a cohesive, second hand packaging system, the line offers end-to-end integration and stable handling of glass bottles. It is suitable for spirits bottling with format flexibility across common 0.7L, 0.75L, and 1.0L sizes. The conveyor network covers container, pack, and pallet levels, supporting streamlined material flow and efficient accumulation.Inline operation from depalletizer to labeller and end-of-lineFormat flexibility across 0.7L, 0.75L, and 1.0LFull conveyor network for containers, packs, and palletsCompatible with additional upstream/downstream equipment as requiredMachine Condition & Maintenance HistoryThis used bottling line has been maintained to a very high standard with regular OEM servicing. It is currently in production with excellent operational performance and strong reliability. Availability is planned for October–November 2026, allowing for structured decommissi... Hodsyzz Hhjpfx An Iofl