Automatic PET Bottle Pure Water Rinsing, Filling | RFQ Sourcing Details

This automatic pure-water bottling system combines bottle rinsing, liquid filling and capping for PET bottle production. The listed equipment uses atmospheric-pressure, gravity-flow filling and a multi-head rotary arrangement. Bottle handling is based on neck-clipping and direct transfer between operating sections.

The stated design is intended to simplify format changes by replacing the relevant guide plates, wheels and nylon components rather than adjusting the complete equipment level. Published configurations include CGF8-8-3, CGF14-12-4, CGF18-18-6, CGF24-24-6, CGF32-32-8 and CGF40-40-10.

For 500 ml bottles, the supplied technical table lists nominal capacities from 2,000 bottles per hour for the smallest configuration up to 16,000-18,000 bottles per hour for the largest listed table configuration.

Another capacity section describes available arrangements extending from 1,000-2,000 to 20,000-24,000 bottles per hour. Because the two published configuration lists use some different head counts and output ranges, buyers should request a model-specific technical schedule before ordering.

The stated bottle envelope is 50-115 mm in diameter and 160-320 mm in height, with circular and square PET bottles identified as suitable shapes.

The broader product data also mentions glass bottles and a bottle-volume range of 200 ml to 2 L;buyers should therefore confirm the approved container material, exact bottle drawings, neck finish and change-part requirements for the selected machine.

The equipment listing specifies SUS304 or SUS316L as available material information, Siemens PLC control, customized voltage, 0.3-0.7 MPa compressed air, aseptic water as the washing medium and rinsing pressure above 0.06 MPa and below 0.2 MPa. Listed total power varies by configuration from 4.4 to 7.8 kW.

Published machine weights range from 2,500 to 8,000 kg, while the stated footprint and height also vary by model. A wider processing and packaging line can include water treatment, washing-filling-capping equipment, code spraying, labeling, automatic packing and palletizing.

Listed labeling choices include PVC sleeve, BOPP hot-glue, self-adhesive and wet-glue systems;packing choices include film shrinking and carton packaging. These are presented as line options, so their inclusion and individual specifications should be documented in the final scope.

Before procurement, confirm the exact machine model and guaranteed output using the intended bottle and cap. Provide the water-source analysis, required finished-water standard, bottle drawings and factory dimensions.

Also confirm utility consumption, product- , filling accuracy acceptance method, controls architecture, supplied modules, change parts, layout, installation responsibilities, commissioning tests, documentation, spare parts, certification documents and after-sales terms.

Commercial terms, warranty coverage and delivery arrangements should be established in the purchase contract because they are not defined in the technical facts provided here.