Bottling lines are production units that generally fill a liquid product into bottles. The most well-known and frequent bottling lines are the filling lines for water, wine, beer, soft drinks... or other drinks. But there are also bottling lines for sauces, oils, syrups, etc. The bottling line process is similar for all beverages: the first machine in the line is usually the filling machine, followed by the capper (depending on the type of cap) and the labeller. We can then find a case packer (to put the bottles by six in a box for example), or even more frequently, a bundling machine which forms a batch of 6 bottles and packs them in plastic film. In the latter case, there will also be a handle applicator - these are the famous water packs for example that we find in stores.
Bottling lines are production units that generally fill a liquid product into bottles. The most well-known and frequent bottling lines are the filling lines for water, wine, beer, soft drinks or other drinks. But there are also bottling lines for sauces, oils, syrups, etc. The bottling line process is similar for all beverages: the first machine in the line is... usually the filling machine, followed by the capper (depending on the type of cap) and the labeller. We can then find a case packer (to put the bottles by six in a box for example), or even more frequently, a bundling machine which forms a batch of 6 bottles and packs them in plastic film. In the latter case, there will also be a handle applicator - these are the famous water packs for example that we find in stores.
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