Key Components of Filling Equipment
As the demand for precision increases, filling equipment becomes more automated and technologically advanced. To help you better understand filling equipment, let's discuss its key components
Filling Mechanism
This primarily consists of finished water pipes, water storage tanks, lifting filling valves, and positioning assemblies. Once the bottle is in position, the filling machine moves up and down under the action of cylinders, controlled by the bottle neck limit to open and close the valve. Product water is injected into the bottle from the water storage tank through pipelines, ensuring filling accuracy, adjustable liquid level, and sealing integrity.

Bottle Washing Mechanism
Comprising a frame, stainless steel frame, inlet pipes, bottle clamps, guide rails, lower water trays, upper water trays, and organic glass covers. After bottle positioning, it is clamped at the neck and flipped 180 degrees for inverted rinsing. Once rinsed, it is rotated back 180 degrees onto the conveyor chain. This ensures effective internal and external bottle rinsing while preventing splashing of rinsing liquid, with good maintainability and reliability.

Rotating Mechanism
Utilizes sealing mechanisms with imported high-energy magnets, including flat and cap-on devices. It boasts low wastage rates, adjustable torque, smooth and reliable operation, and high sealing qualification rates.

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