Glass bottling line for still wine

Used CIMEC BOTTLING LINE Bottling Lines of 2006, specifically designed for packaging still wine at a speed of 2,500 bottles per hour. This comprehensive line begins with an OMA Depalletizer, which handles both European and American pallets for versatile operation using inflatable tubes. The core of the line is a CIMEC Monoblock, Model Mo lp 16/16/1 r, also from 2006, operating with a clockwise rotation. This monoblock integrates a 16-gripper rinser with fixed nozzles offering one treatment, followed by a 16-valve filler designed for light pressure filling. Concluding the monoblock section is a single-head corker, supported by its own cap elevator. Following the monoblock, a Comen Labeler, Model sr/2 adh strip, manufactured in 2006, handles label application. This rotary labeler has 6 plates with mechanical cam movement and utilizes 2 self-adhesive labeling stations. It's capable of applying two types of labels: wrap-around and sticker/medallion. Capsulation is handled by a Robino e Galandrino Capsule Applicator, Model Fenix 2, from 2006, which features 2 rolling heads and 2 heat-shrink heads for PVC and polylaminate capsules. The line finishes with a Siat Carton Closer, Model sm11-s, from 2006, operating automatically at a speed of 300 cartons per hour. This carton closer secures packages with tape, applying closure to both the top and bottom. The entire line is equipped with safety protections and is currently located in Europe, offered in "As Is" condition. This comprehensive setup makes it a solid option for those searching for used cimec bottling lines or second-hand bottling lines for sale, particularly a Cimec bottling line 2500 BPH.

When inspecting this 2006 CIMEC BOTTLING LINE, a thorough examination of specific components is critical. For the OMA Depalletizer, pay close attention to the inflatable tubes for any signs of wear, punctures, or leaks, as their integrity is vital for handling European and American pallets. On the CIMEC Monoblock Mo lp 16/16/1 r, particularly the 16 grippers on the rinser, check for spring fatigue or damage, as these directly impact bottle securing. Inspect the fixed nozzles for any blockages or corrosion, which could affect the single treatment rinsing effectiveness. For the 16 valves of the light pressure filler, verify for drips, seals integrity, and consistent fill levels; uneven fills can indicate worn valve components. The single-head corker’s chuck jaws should be examined for wear, ensuring consistent cork compression. For the Comen Labeler sr/2 adh strip, given its mechanical cam plate movement, inspect the cams for wear or pitting, and check the condition of the 6 plates and the self-adhesive labeling stations for misalignment or adhesive residue buildup. Any spare label rolls should be inspected for proper storage. On the Robino e Galandrino Fenix 2 capsule applicator, assess the condition of the 2 rolling heads and 2 heat-shrink heads for any signs of heat damage or uneven pressure. For the Siat Carton Closer sm11-s, inspect the tape applicator heads for cleanliness and proper function, and verify the physical condition of the mechanisms for top and bottom closure at 300 cartons/hour. Finally, confirm the presence and functionality of all safety protections, as indicated in the description, and examine electrical cabinets for any non-standard modifications or signs of neglected maintenance. Request historical maintenance records and any spare parts lists, especially for wear items like seals, O-rings, belts, and specific changeover parts for bottle and label formats mentioned in the description, to ensure long-term operational viability.

Integrating this 2,500 BPH CIMEC bottling line requires careful planning to maintain a balanced flow. Given the clockwise rotation of the monoblock, conveyor layouts should be designed to accommodate this direction, ensuring smooth bottle transfer into the rinser and out of the corker. For equipment preceding the OMA Depalletizer, a robust pallet conveyor system is essential, capable of feeding both European and American pallets as handled by the depalletizer's inflatable tubes. Post-bottling, sufficient accumulation is crucial between the Robino e Galandrino capsule applicator and the Siat Carton Closer, especially since the carton closer runs at 300 cartons/hour, which translates to a significantly lower bottle rate if each carton contains multiple bottles; this buffer manages any minor speed discrepancies. For format changeovers, particularly for the Monoblock CIMEC Mo lp 16/16/1 r and the Comen Labeler sr/2 adh strip, a buyer should immediately inquire about all available change parts for different bottle diameters and heights, as well as any specific mandrels or guides for varying label sizes for wrap-around and sticker/medallion applications. Throughput balancing means ensuring the carton closer's output capacity aligns with the 2,500 bph unless a multi-pack configuration is assumed. In front of the depalletizer, clear pathways for forklift access for pallet loading are paramount. After the carton sealer, consideration for palletizing (either manual or automatic) and stretch wrapping will complete the line’s functionality, integrating seamlessly with the 300 cartons/hour output of the Siat machine.