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Used Omega Bottling Lines

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    Omega Design Feeder Desiccant CDFR

    Omega Design Feeder Desiccant CDFR

    • Manufacturer: Omega

    Omega Design, Model CDFR-1D1, in line canister style desiccant despenser with incline cleated belt feeder and container conveyor rated from 50 to 400 single drops and 50 to 300 double drops per bottle per minute ...

    Carol Stream, IL
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    Omega Design Unscrambler Bulk Plastic

    Omega Design Unscrambler Bulk Plastic OS572

    • Manufacturer: Omega

    Omega Design, Model OS5-72, stainless steel, low profile, bulk plastic bottle unscrambler. Rated from 20 to 300 containers per minute – depending on materials and application. Container size range: 1oz to 1 gall...

    Carol Stream, IL
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    Omega Design Unscrambler Bulk Plastic

    Omega Design Unscrambler Bulk Plastic 6D-RVP-11

    • Manufacturer: Omega

    Omega Model 6D-RVP-11, automatic, floor level, rotary, vacuum pocket, bulk bottle unscrambler and orientator rated from 50 to 250 containers per minute – depending on materials and application. Container size ra...

    Carol Stream, IL

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.