Fully Automatic Rotary Water and Alcohol Bottle W | RFQ Sourcing Details

This fully automatic rotary bottling line combines bottle washing, liquid filling, and capping for water and listed beverage or alcohol products such as vodka and whiskey. The filling section uses negative-pressure, low-vacuum filling, with liquid directed along the container wall to help suppress foaming.

A no-bottle/no-fill function is specified, while bottle-feeding screws and dial plates are used to support stable container movement. Published QGF configurations include 12-head, 24-head, 30/24-head, 36-head, and 40-head washing and filling arrangements.

Their stated nominal outputs range from 1,500 bottles per hour for the QGF12-12-1 to 10,000–12,000 bottles per hour for the QGF40-40-12.

The broader production-capacity listing also identifies 2,000, 3,000, 5,000, 8,000, 12,000, and 36,000 bottles-per-hour options, so buyers should establish which model and line scope correspond to the required throughput.

The published bottle range is 32–100 mm in diameter and 220–360 mm in height for the main line description. The washing section separa the basic specification also lists 30–1,500 ml. These differing ranges should be reconciled against the selected machine, container drawings, and required fill volume before ordering.

The washer is described for inner spraying and outer rinsing of glass and PET bottles. It includes a circulating water tank, with filtered water reuse intended to reduce consumption.

Listed washing choices include cold water, hot water, circulating water, alternating cold and hot water, and optional high-pressure clean gas for drying. Available closure descriptions include screw capping, corking, T-corking, mushroom-cork capping, plastic covers, anti-theft caps, and aluminum caps.

Because closure equipment varies by model and package, the exact cap or stopper, neck finish, cap-feeding method, and required capping head must be agreed during configuration.

The machine is specified with SS304 materials, variable-frequency speed control, soft start and soft braking, overload-protection modules, and a CIP cleaning system. Published claims also include liquid-level accuracy of ±1.5 mm and adjustment for common plastic bottles.

Buyers should request a configuration-specific technical schedule confirming all product- , cleaning coverage, utilities, controls, and acceptance criteria.

Procurement confirmation: provide samples or drawings for every bottle and closure, identify the liquid and its foaming characteristics, and state the required fill level or volume.

Confirm actual rated and peak output with the selected container, the supplied washing method, cap system, electrical standard, water consumption, installed power, line dimensions, included conveyors, change parts, spare parts, installation scope, and factory acceptance test.

The listed after-sales options include location installation and online service, and the stated warranty is 12 months;customized products may have a stated 24-month warranty, which should be documented for the final order.