PET bottled water equipment
Purified Water Filling Line
A purified water filling line should be balanced from treatment output and treated-water storage through PET bottle filling, labeling and packing. Capacity selection must consider the reference bottle, net production hours, cleaning, downstream efficiency and the utilities available at the site.
Project fit
Who This Line Is Suitable For
Use these points to confirm whether this configuration matches your procurement scope.
- Purified drinking water plants requiring automatic PET bottle filling.
- Projects that need complete line coordination from treatment output to finished packs.
- Buyers who want a quotation based on real bottle and packing requirements.
Recommended Configuration
| Main system | Automatic rinsing filling capping monoblock for PET bottled water |
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| Capacity range | 2000BPH to 24000BPH, selected by bottle size and production plan |
| Line scope | Filling machine only or complete line from water treatment to packing |
| Controls | PLC and touch screen control, customized according to project requirements |
| Quotation basis | Bottle sample, cap type, label type, packing method, capacity and destination |
Typical Technical Parameters
| Bottle material | PET bottle |
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| Water type | Still bottled water, purified water, mineral water or spring water |
| Bottle volume | Common 330ml to 2000ml, confirmed by bottle drawing or sample |
| Filling method | Gravity or micro-negative pressure filling according to project requirements |
| Cap type | Plastic screw cap, confirmed by cap sample |
| Automation | Automatic bottle conveying, rinsing, filling, capping and downstream integration |
Bottle Size Compatibility
| Bottle sizes | 330ml, 500ml, 1L, 1.5L, 2L and customized PET bottle sizes |
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| Bottle shape | Round or square bottles can be reviewed from drawing or samples |
| Neck finish | Confirmed before selecting rinsing grippers, filling valve alignment and capping head |
| Changeover | Change parts depend on bottle size range and production schedule |
Balance Treatment Output with the Bottling Plan
Treatment capacity, treated-water storage and filler demand should be checked as one operating system. The design basis should include production hours, cleaning use, storage strategy and the good-bottle output required per shift.
Purified Water Line Interfaces
| Interface | Planning Question | Quotation Output |
|---|---|---|
| Raw-to-treated water | What source analysis and finished-water requirement apply? | Treatment boundary and information still required. |
| Storage-to-filler | How will treated water be stored and transferred hygienically? | Tank, piping and filler connection scope. |
| Bottle-to-pack | Which bottle, label and pack formats will run? | Change parts, downstream speeds and conveyor plan. |
| Utilities-to-operation | What power, air, water and drainage are available? | Utility schedule and buyer preparation list. |
Prevent a Downstream Bottleneck
A filler can only deliver saleable output when bottle supply, cap feeding, labeling, packing and finished-pack removal keep pace. Ask for rated-speed assumptions and conveyor accumulation around the labeler and packer.
- Use one reference bottle and pack format when comparing supplier speeds.
- Confirm material replenishment for caps, labels, film or cartons.
- Check finished-pack discharge and pallet staging in the workshop layout.
- Separate treatment, filling, packing and local building exclusions in the quotation.
Purified Water RFQ Inputs
Provide the water source information available, bottle and cap drawings, target good bottles per shift, line scope, label, pack, destination, voltage and workshop dimensions. This allows the proposal to state assumptions instead of presenting a generic equipment package.
Buyer questions
Questions Buyers Ask Before Quotation
How should treatment capacity be matched to the filling line?
Use the operating schedule, treatment recovery, cleaning demand, storage strategy and required good-bottle output. Do not equate filler nameplate BPH directly with treatment-system capacity.
Is treated-water storage part of the filling machine?
Usually it is a separate upstream interface. The quotation should state whether storage tanks, pumps, hygienic piping and controls are included or excluded.
Can a purified water line start with manual packing?
It can at lower output when labor and finished-bottle handling are realistic. At higher BPH, packing and material flow can become the actual line constraint.
What should be confirmed before a complete-line quote?
Confirm water source, target product, bottle and cap, reference BPH, label, pack, workshop, utilities, destination and the boundary between supplier and local work.
Request a Bottled Water Filling Line Configuration
Send your bottle size, target capacity and country. We will prepare a bottled water filling line configuration and quotation.