Complete Bottling Line

Used complete isobaric bottling line for CSD 6400 bph


Technical Overview of the Line


This Used complete isobaric bottling line for CSD 6400 bph produces carbonated soft drinks with a nominal output of 6400 bottles per hour. Specifically, the line handles 0.50-liter PET containers using an isobaric filling system. In particular, this technology maintains constant internal pressure during the filling process. As a result, it prevents carbon dioxide loss and ensures that the final product preserves its quality and carbonation from tank to cap.


Container Compatibility and Specifications


The line supports PET bottles with 18-10 and 18-81 PCO necks, which represent standard formats across the beverage industry. Consequently, operators can integrate the system into existing lines without modifying downstream capping equipment. In addition, this compatibility facilitates bottle sourcing and packaging flexibility. Furthermore, the system ensures that transitions between production batches remain smooth and efficient.


Working Hours and Line Condition


The machines in this Used complete isobaric bottling line for CSD 6400 bph have completed only 3000 hours of operation. In comparison to similar used systems, this relatively low usage indicates limited wear on mechanical parts. Therefore, technicians can expect excellent performance with minimal maintenance needs. Moreover, this condition makes the line suitable for facilities that require immediate deployment with limited downtime.

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Line Composition


The process begins with a Sidel SBO4 COMPACT blow molding machine, built in 2006, which forms PET bottles directly from preforms. Then, the Simonazzi-Sidel Starblend mixer, manufactured in 2007 blends water, syrup, and carbon dioxide under pressure. Afterward, the product is managed in the Simonazzi-Sidel Bluestar filling monoblock, also from 2007. This unit includes 32 grippers, 32 isobaric filling valves, and 8 capping heads. Thanks to this configuration, the line fills and caps each bottle quickly while maintaining product integrity.


Additionally, the machine layout allows for optimal integration of automation and operator access. Notably, each module connects via pre-aligned interfaces, which streamline installation and minimize commissioning time. Altogether, these features contribute to high production efficiency and ease of maintenance.


Quality Control and End of  this Used complete isobaric bottling line


To guarantee packaging integrity, the line includes a Heuft inspection unit that checks bottle necks and caps for defects. Following inspection, the bottles pass through a Sidel RollQUATTRO F15 labeling machine (2007), which applies wrap-around labels at high speed with precision. Subsequently, a Cermex CP 18 AAE shrink wrapper (2006) packages bottles into multipacks using shrink film. Throughout the process, Sidel conveyors transfer bottles between stations without creating friction points or mechanical delays.