Klinger, Krone, Nate and others liquid filling line
Menslage
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Seller's contacts
Germany, Menslage
Germany, Menslage
Germany, Burgwald-Ernsthausen
Germany, Heidenheim
Germany, Burgwald-Ernsthausen
Germany, Pullach
Germany, Grenzach-Wyhlen
Poland, Myślęcinek
Italy, Castel San Pietro Terme (BO)
Uzbekistan, Tashkent
Spain
Italy, Castel San Pietro Terme (BO)
France, Yerville
Italy, Castel San Pietro Terme (BO)
Uzbekistan, Tashkent
Bulgaria, Plovdiv
Bulgaria, Plovdiv
Italy, Castel San Pietro Terme (BO)
Capacity: up to 20,000 bph
Bottle Formats: 0.25 L Vichy, 0.5 L Set 1–3, 0.7 L GDB, 0.75 L GDB
Application: Water, CSD, or other beverages in returnable glass bottles
Condition: Line in good condition
Availability: Immediate
Status: Still installed and connected
Overview
This complete filling line for returnable glass bottles was manufactured between 1993 and 2004 by several well-known European producers
mainly Klann
Klinger
Krones
Nate
and Datz
The line is designed for high-capacity beverage production
handling up to 20,000 bottles per hour in different formats
It includes all components from decrater to crater. The line is for it´s age in a good condition. The labelling machine was maintained in 2023 completely. It remains installed and connected and can be inspected upon request
Technical Data
Scope of Delivery
Decrater | Otto Fleischer | 1993
Crate washer | Klann | 2,000 crates/hour | 1997 | GDB crates
stainless steel
Bottle washer | Klinger | 1993 | Stainless steel
multi-zone
steam extraction
dosing system
Empty bottle inspector | Krones | up to 50,000 bottles/hour | 2004 | Linatronic system
Filler | Nate-Veral 60 | 20,000 bottles/hour | 2004 | glass bottles
without closer
Capper | Datz | 20,000 bottles/hour | 2004 | 8-head Solo SV
left–right working direction
Swing-top capper | Datz | 20,000 bottles/hour | 2004 | 24-head BVM-24R
swing-top closure
Labeller | Krones | up to 20,000 bottles/hour | 2004 | Prontomatic
2 stations
Checkmat inspection
Crater | Otto Fleischer | 1993 | ROTA 1 E
automatic case packer