RXGF Series 3-in-1 Glass Bottle Juice Rinsing, Fi | RFQ Sourcing Details

The RXGF series combines bottle rinsing, liquid filling and capping in one compact unit for glass-bottled juice or energy-drink production. One drive system serves the integrated machine, while PLC and frequency controls manage operation. Bottle necks are held during transfer through the rinsing and filling stages.

Supported configuration details Seven configurations are listed for 500 ml bottles. The RXGF14-12-5 is rated at 2,400–3,400 bottles per hour and has 14 rinsing, 12 filling and 5 capping heads.

Larger configurations extend through the RXGF72-60-15, rated at 22,000–24,000 bottles per hour with 72 rinsing, 60 filling and 15 capping heads. The rotary rinsing section turns incoming bottles mouth-down for rinsing, then returns them mouth-up for transfer to the filler.

The filling section uses gravity filling with negative-pressure reflux, automatic liquid-level inspection and material-temperature control. Its filling-valve design has no product . The capper uses magnetic capping with overload protection and electronically checks for missing caps.

The listed controls include a Siemens PLC. The source describes a broader juice-production line that may include water treatment, syrup preparation, juice mixing and heating, filtration, vacuum deaeration, high-temperature sterilization, bottle drying, labeling, coding and shrink wrapping.

Bottle-blowing equipment is also described separa l equipment schedule explicitly lists it.

Procurement questions to confirm Before ordering, confirm the exact RXGF model, required output at the intended bottle volume, glass-bottle drawings, neck finish, screw-cap specification, juice characteristics and required filling temperature.

Ask for an approved line layout, utilities schedule, electrical standard, wetted-part material statement and a complete list of included conveyors, tanks, pumps, treatment equipment, inspection devices, labeling equipment and packing equipment.

Also confirm whether change parts are required for each bottle format, since the source states that different bottles may run on one machine when their bottle necks are the same.

Establish the acceptance-test product, bottle and cap;test duration;output target;filling-level tolerance;closure checks;cleaning procedure;documentation package;spare-parts list;installation scope;operator training;and commissioning responsibilities.

The stated customization, one-year warranty and online after-sales response should be written into the final contract with precise coverage, exclusions and response terms.