Automatic DCGF Isobaric Carbonated Soft Drink Bot | RFQ Sourcing Details

The DCGF series is an automatic carbonated beverage bottling line designed to combine bottle rinsing, isobaric filling, and capping in a rotary system. Supported filling products include carbonated beverages and other gas drinks.

Listed container options include PET and glass bottles, while the technical table specifies circular PET bottles with diameters from 50 to 115 mm and heights from 160 to 320 mm. Available configurations include DCGF14-12-5, DCGF18-18-6, DCGF24-24-8, DCGF32-32-10, DCGF40-40-12, and DCGF50-50-15.

Stated output varies by configuration and bottle size. The technical table lists 2,000-3,000 bottles per hour through 12,000-15,000 bottles per hour for 500 ml bottles across five models, while the separate capacity list extends to 16,000-20,000 bottles per hour for the DCGF50-50-15.

Buyers should obtain a model-specific capacity sheet because another summary in the supplied specifications states a broader range of 2,000-24,000 bottles per hour.

The listed filling method is pressure-based isobaric filling, with a stated filling pressure below 0.4 MPa and rinsing-water pressure above 0.06 MPa and below 0.2 MPa. The product information states liquid-level filling precision of 1%.

Bottle transfer uses neck-clipping technology, and format changes are described as requiring replacement of related curved plates, wheels, and nylon parts rather than adjustment of the equipment level. PLC automatic control is specified, with voltage available as a customized parameter.

Listed total power ranges from 4.4 kW to 8.2 kW for the five configurations in the technical table. Their stated weights range from 3,000 to 10,000 kg.

Machine footprints and heights vary by model, so the selected configuration should be checked against the plant layout, access routes, floor loading, and utility locations.

A broader line can include water treatment, carbonated beverage mixing, code spraying, pasteurization, labeling, packing, and automatic palletizing equipment. These are described as elements of a complete solution, but buyers should confirm which modules are included in the quoted scope.

Labeling options listed in the source information include PVC sleeve, BOPP hot-glue, adhesive, and wet-glue systems;packing options include film shrinking and carton-box packaging.

Before procurement, confirm the target beverage formulation, bottle material and geometry, closure specification, required output at the actual fill volume, acceptable fill-level tolerance, and exact change-part package.

The buyer should also request a finalized line layout, module-by-module scope, utility schedule, control-component list, factory acceptance criteria, installation responsibilities, commissioning plan, spare-parts list, documentation package, and model-specific certification records.

Warranty, delivery schedule, and after-sales terms are not established by the supplied product facts and should be agreed in writing.