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Fully Automatic CIP System SS Blowing-Filling-Capping Machine
Key Features
✅ Integrated Process: Seamless blowing-filling-capping operations minimize contamination risks
✅ High Efficiency: Up to 54,000 BPH (500ml standard bottle)
✅ Smart CIP System: Automated Clean-in-Place (CIP) cleaning meets GMP requirements
✅ Multi-Bottle Adaptability: Handles 200ml-1500ml bottles (Ø60-90mm, H180-260mm)
✅ Precision Control: PROFIBUS intelligent monitoring with real-time data analytics
Technical Specifications
| Parameter | Details |
|---|---|
| Production Capacity | 15,000-54,000 BPH (500ml benchmark) |
| Bottle Compatibility | Capacity: 200ml-1500ml Dimensions: Ø60-90mm, Height 180-260mm |
| Filling System | Dual-mode: Gravity mechanical valve / Imported electronic flow meter |
| Capping System | Optional AROL capping heads (12-head synchronous operation) |
| Blowing System | Full-servo stretching system with customizable stretch ratios |
| Machine Dimensions | 13,100×7,780×3,840mm (L×W×H) |
| Motor Power | 5.5kW + 7.5kW (main drive) |
| Net Weight | 25,000kg |
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Certifications & Quality Assurance
🔹 Certification: GB/T19001-2000 Quality Management System
🔹 Premium Components: German/Italian core technologies with imported critical parts
🔹 Cleanroom Standard: Class 100 positive pressure environment with ionized air dust removal
🔹 Quality Control: Full-process inspection from raw materials to finished products
Applications
🌱 Purified Water | 🧊 Mineral Water | 🍹 Juice & CSD | 🍵 Ready-to-Drink Tea
Customization Options
⭐ Modular Design: Configurable with:
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Imported flow meter filling valves
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AROL intelligent capping system
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Servo-driven blowing modules
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Production data reporting system
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