The production line for bottled drinks drove the industry

The production line for bottled drinks has given the industry a boost

At present, some of the production lines of bottled drinks can work under different requirements and environments, such as glass bottles and plastic containers, carbonated drinks and non-carbonated drinks, hot and cold filling. At present, the filling speed of the bottling beverage production line is up to 2000 cans/min, the diameter of the filling machine is up to 5 meters, and the filling precision is below ± 0.5 ml.

Bottling beverage production line filling valve 50 ~ 100, filling speed up to 1500 cans/min, filling machine feed tank rotation 20 ~ 25 RPM, speed increased by 1 times. It can be used for hot filling of tea drinks, coffee drinks, soy milk, fruit juice drinks and other drinks, and it will not carry out secondary sterilization after sealing. Room temperature filling has been brewing for more than 20 years in the production line of bottled drinks. Room temperature carbonation can reduce the cost of drinks and is beneficial to environmental protection. Nitrogen filling system of non-bottled beverage production line infuses inert liquid nitrogen gas into aluminum cans or PET bottles by pressurization or liquid nitrogen dropping, which can protect the contents and reduce the loss of nutrients.

The bottled drink production line usually adopt hot filling method, in order to reduce the pouring temperature, improve the flavor of tea beverage, health and safety, ensure product developed PET resin molding using 130 ℃ steam sterilization and special filling head filling a simple type of asepsis packing machine, also is developing of low acid such as iced coffee drinks two pieces of thin walled tank of aseptic packaging technology, in order to realize the thin-walled tank aseptic packaging. The all-round development of beverage filling equipment in China is basically based on the introduction of equipment and technology. In the 1980s, more than 300 beverage filling lines were introduced, including more than 500 beer filling lines.

In the 1980s, 116 glass bottle filling lines were introduced into the production line of bottled drinks, which were mainly used for carbonated drinks, and more than 80 of them were sold by bookkeeping