Description

Used Bottling Line KRONES for still, sparkling water and CSD 25000 bph

General Features of the Line

The Used Bottling Line KRONES for still, sparkling water and CSD 25000 bph offers a complete solution for bottling still water, sparkling water, and carbonated soft drinks in PET containers. The system achieves a nominal output of 25,000 bottles per hour. Currently, the line remains in production, and therefore, buyers can inspect it while running. It will be available starting February 2026, making it ideal for companies planning upcoming upgrades.

Supported Containers and Formats

This bottling line handles PET containers in 0.33-liter, 0.50-liter, 1-liter, and 1.5-liter formats. Moreover, it operates with standard Alaska and Corvaglia neck finishes, which are compatible with closures for both still and carbonated beverages. As a result, the Used Bottling Line KRONES for still, sparkling water and CSD 25000 bph ensures flexibility for a wide range of industrial applications. In particular, it supports rapid format changes and streamlined integration into existing operations.

Isobaric Filling and Food Safety

The core of the line features the KRONES VODM Clean Room isobaric filling monoblock, equipped with 96 filling valves. This ensures pressure remains stable during filling, which consequently preserves carbonation in sparkling products. In 2024, KRONES installed a Volumetic Checkmat inspection system, which verifies fill level and cap presence with high accuracy. Not only does this ensure food safety, but it also helps maintain packaging consistency. Furthermore, the system allows for real-time fault detection.

Bottle Blowing and Preform Preparation

The process begins with the KRONES Contiform S14 blow molder, which operates with a preform feeder and a TM KPT preform tipper. To accommodate different formats, the machine includes mold sets for 1.5 L, 1 L (KRONES and BBM), 0.5 L, and 0.33 L. In addition, a Euroklimat industrial chiller, installed in 2021, cools the molds efficiently to maintain optimal forming conditions. Thus, the line supports continuous, high-quality bottle production.

Capping and Saturation

The system uses an 18-head capper to apply Alaska and Corvaglia caps. A cap feeder and tape system supply closures efficiently. Meanwhile, the CARBOFLOW 45 saturator injects CO₂ into the product to maintain precise carbonation levels. Even during peak operation, this component ensures carbonation consistency. Consequently, the line can process carbonated beverages without sacrificing quality.

Labeling, Marking, and Packaging

The KRONES Contiroll rotary labeler applies labels across all supported formats. A DOMINO laser encoder prints production data directly onto each bottle. Subsequently, a COMAG handle applicator, a KRONES Variopac Pro shrink wrapper, a KRONES Modulpal palletizer, and an ATLANTA Omega pallet wrapper complete the packaging cycle. Additionally, Synco conveyors and Multico roller systems facilitate uninterrupted flow between modules. Altogether, these systems streamline primary and secondary packaging operations.

Centralized Control and Safety Systems

KRONES electrical panels manage and coordinate all machine functions across the line. Moreover, integrated safety features protect both personnel and equipment. Unlike older models, this configuration meets current industrial safety and hygiene standards. Therefore, the line supports long-term reliability and operator safety.

Technical Conclusion of the Used Bottling Line KRONES for still, sparkling water and CSD 25000 bph

The Used Bottling Line KRONES for still, sparkling water and CSD 25000 bph delivers a complete, high-efficiency bottling solution. Thanks to its modern setup, low operating hours, and synchronized components, the line provides optimal performance. Since the system remains in working condition, buyers can evaluate its functionality before purchase. All things considered, the line represents a dependable option for facilities requiring speed, flexibility, and minimal installation downtime.

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