Blow Molding Machine

Sidel SBO 20 Universal Europa WM

Used Combiblock Sidel SBO 20 Universal 36000 bph


The Used Sidel SBO 20 Universal Combiblock 36000 bph is an integrated bottling system, combining a blower and a filler/capper in a single unit. This machine is designed for the production of PET bottles, with a production capacity of up to 36,000 bottles per hour. The Sidel SBO 20 Universal blower features 20 cavities, allowing efficient and continuous production. The system includes a preform feeder with a hopper and a preform unscrambler, ensuring a constant flow of material in the production process.
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The Europa WM 60 filler/capper is integrated into the Combi block, optimizing space and reducing transfer times between the blowing and filling stages. This compact design improves operational efficiency and minimizes the risk of contamination. The system has been used for bottling natural mineral water in 0.5-liter formats, with a 26.6 mm Alaska-type neck customization. The machine pitch is 113 mm, adapting to specific production needs.


Currently, the machine is in storage, ready to be installed and put into operation in a new production facility. A complete inspection is recommended before start-up to ensure optimal performance. The required power supply is 400 V at 50 Hz, standard in many industrial plants. The immediate availability of the Combi system represents an opportunity for companies looking to quickly increase their production capacity.


 


Advantages of the Combi system over a traditional system


The Combi system, like the Used Sidel SBO 20 Universal Combiblock 36000 bph, offers numerous advantages over traditional systems, which use separate machines for blowing, filling, and capping. Firstly, the compact design drastically reduces the space occupied in the plant, allowing companies to optimize available space and, in many cases, reduce infrastructure costs.


Moreover, the Combi system eliminates the need for intermediate conveyors and accumulation zones between stages. This layout simplification reduces maintenance costs, lowers the risk of jams or breakdowns along the production flow, and improves the overall line efficiency. The absence of intermediate steps also reduces the possibility of contamination, a priority especially in the food and beverage sector.


The integrated process between blowing, filling, and capping shortens production times as the operations proceed continuously and without interruptions. This contributes to increasing the overall line speed and hourly production capacity. Higher efficiency translates not only into increased productivity but also into a significant reduction in energy consumption and operating costs.


Additionally, the Combi system requires fewer personnel for line management and supervision, as a single control unit allows all operations to be monitored from a centralized interface. This simplifies operational procedures and makes quality control easier throughout the process.