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Used Cerma Bottling Lines

  • CERMA Bottling Line for OIL

    CERMA Bottling Line for OIL | 2.500 BPH

    • Manufacturer: Cerma

    Used CERMA Bottling Line for OIL 2.500 BPH Used Cerma Bottling Line for Oil – 2,500 BPH Discover the efficiency and reliability of the used Cerma bottling line, capable of handling 2,500 bottles per hour (BPH). ...

    Europe
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    Complete Oil Bottling Line 2.500

    Complete Oil Bottling Line 2.500 bph

    • Manufacturer: Cerma

    Used Complete Oil Bottling Line 2.500 bph by Cerma is designed for efficient bottling of oil at a production speed of 2.500 bph. This comprehensive line includes a Filling Monoblock CERMA featuring a high vacuum ...

    Bovolone, Italy
  • 1979 Seitz Cerma bottle washing

    1979 Seitz Cerma bottle washing machine

    • Manufacturer: Cerma

    A complete bottling line consisting of bottler, bottle washer, labeler Fully functional completely revised and adjusted. Individual plant components are coordinated. Different bottle sizes can be adjusted. Finall...

    $46,682 USD

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    Est. $879/mo

    Hanover, Germany

Overview

Bottling lines are automated systems used for filling bottles with liquids such as water, soda, alcoholic beverages, and pharmaceuticals. These lines can include various stages like washing, filling, capping, labeling, and packaging, making them essential for any beverage or liquid production facility aiming for high efficiency and consistency.

FAQ

What factors should I consider when buying a used bottling line?

Look at the line's production capacity, age, condition, and compatibility with your product. Check for any wear and tear and ask for maintenance records.

How can I safely ship a bottling line to my facility?

Use a specialized machinery transport service. Ensure all parts are securely packed and protected to avoid damage during transit.

What maintenance does a bottling line require?

Regular maintenance includes cleaning, lubrication, and inspection of all moving parts. Follow the manufacturer's maintenance schedule to ensure optimal performance and longevity.