Fully Automatic 3-in-1 Rotary Bottle Rinsing, Fil | RFQ Sourcing Details

This fully automatic 3-in-1 rotary bottling machine combines bottle rinsing, liquid filling and capping in a single system.

It is designed primarily for still purified water and mineral water, with the supplied product information also identifying other non-gas liquids, alcoholic beverages, juice and CSD beverages as possible products.

Because filling requirements differ by liquid, buyers should confirm the appropriate machine configuration for any product other than still water.

Six configurations are documented, from the CGF8-8-3 with 8 rinsing heads, 8 filling heads and 3 capping heads to the CGF40-40-12 with 40 rinsing heads, 40 filling heads and 12 capping heads.

Listed rated capacity ranges from 1,000–2,000 bottles per hour for the smallest model to 16,000–20,000 bottles per hour for the largest. Installed capacity is listed from 3 kW to 8.3 kW, depending on model.

The documented bottle range is 200–2,000 ml for PET and PE plastic bottles, with few changeover adjustments described as necessary within that range. Glass bottles are also described as usable after changing conveyor parts.

The machine uses atmospheric-pressure filling, with gravity or micro-pressure filling referenced in the supplied description. A Mitsubishi PLC, inverter and photoelectric sensors are listed for automatic control and operating-state detection.

Procurement note: the source headline references formats from 100 ml to 20 liters, but the detailed operating description documents a 200–2,000 ml bottle range.

Buyers should therefore confirm the required bottle volume, bottle material, neck and cap format, liquid characteristics, target hourly output and the exact change parts included.

For juice, carbonated drinks, alcoholic beverages, glass bottles or formats outside 200–2,000 ml, request written confirmation of the selected filling method and machine configuration. Also confirm the final line scope.

The documented core machine performs rinsing, filling and capping, while upstream water treatment, bottle handling and downstream labeling, coding, packing or conveying equipment are not clearly defined as included.

Final dimensions, electrical supply, utilities, layout, commissioning requirements and acceptance-test criteria should be agreed for the selected model before purchase. The listed transport packing method is export-standard wooden cases, and the stated delivery period is 1–3 months.

Customization is available, with a one-year warranty described as beginning after the machine is running at the customer’s factory.