Water solution / Large PET container
Configure bottle making or supply, rinsing, filling, identification and finished-container handling for single-use 5–19 L PET water bottles.
Request a line proposalLine overview
Plan the route around the actual bottle drawing, preform or empty-bottle supply, closure, water specification and required output. Large-container stability and filled-bottle weight guide every transfer.
Production walkthrough
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YouTube master pendingKey features
The treatment, bottle-making, filling and downstream route are selected around 5–19 L PET formats and the required capacity.
CNP or Grundfos pumps—top-quality pumps that ensure stable water dosing. FilmTec or Hydranautics RO membranes—top-quality membranes that ensure filtration efficiency and produce safe, clean water. ABB inverters and Siemens PLCs guarantee stable automatic control.
The line can produce bottle sizes from 5 L to 19 L, helping you create the best bottle design to attract customers.
High-quality electronic components, such as Siemens and Schneider. High-quality pneumatic components, such as Festo, SMC and Airtac. High-quality bearings, such as SKF and NSK. Top-quality components help ensure the stable performance of the machine.
Hot-melt OPP labeling machines, adhesive labeling machines and shrink-sleeve labeling machines are available to meet the different labeling requirements in the market. We can also help our customers design labels.
Besides standard shrink-wrapping machines, we can also provide case-packing machines, offering a variety of packaging solutions.
Different palletizer solutions are available for different production capacities and customized requirements.
Model selection
The supplied machine imagery includes an XGF24-24-6 configuration, but a verified model table has not yet been provided. Selection therefore remains input-driven.
5–19 L diameter, height, weight and base
RequiredPreform blowing or formed empty bottles
RequiredSaleable bottles per hour by bottle volume
RequiredCap, neck finish and carry-handle requirement
To confirmLabel material and downstream protection
To confirmLayout, utilities, access and operator plan
To confirmThe 3,000 BPH and 4,000 BPH descriptions in the supplied media conflict. No output claim will be published until the manufacturer confirms the test basis.
Process
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1Pretreatment2Membrane system3StoragePrepare safe, clean process water with pumping, filtration, membrane treatment and automatic control selected from the source-water analysis.
1Preform infeed2Heating and blowing3Bottle dischargeForm the approved preform into 5–19 L PET bottles, then feed each container into controlled conveying and inspection before filling.
1Bottle entry2Rinse carousel3Clean transferInvert and rinse the empty bottle using the confirmed product-water or disinfection route before hygienic transfer to filling.
1Bottle positioning2Filling valves3Capped dischargeFill large PET bottles under stable automatic control, then apply and verify the specified cap and optional carry handle.
1Bottle infeed2Label station3InspectionApply the selected hot-melt OPP, self-adhesive or shrink-sleeve label and add production coding for batch traceability.
1Pack infeed2Layer forming3Pallet dischargeApply the required protective pack, then collate and palletize stable containers using a route selected for the confirmed capacity and handling requirement.
Customer proof
Begin with a delivered PET water line, then explore how layout, integration and product decisions adapt across different markets.
Delivered projectDelivered with water treatment and support for additional pack formats.
Project discussionCustomer team · Indonesia
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FAQ
Technical terms and early purchasing decisions are collected here so the production route remains easy to follow.
Output must always state the bottle volume and test basis. A machine running a smaller large-format bottle may achieve a different rate from the same machine handling a 19 L container.
Integrated blowing reduces empty-bottle storage and handling but adds compressed-air, cooling and preform requirements. Empty-bottle supply is simpler when bottle production is already available.
No. This route is for single-use PET bottles and normally does not include the intensive external brushing, decapping and multi-stage washing required for returned containers.
Use a source-water laboratory report, target finished-water profile and local regulations to define filtration, membrane treatment, disinfection, storage and cleaning.
The bottle drawing and finished-container weight determine whether OPP, sleeve or self-adhesive labeling and a separate carry handle can be applied reliably.
Bottle-making route, buffer requirements, filler configuration, labeling, packing, pallet handling, utilities and building access all affect the final layout.
Line inquiry
Share bottle and preform drawings, water type, target output by volume, cap, handle, label and downstream pack.
Our engineering team will follow up with the next configuration questions.
