Products Packaging Equipment Automated - Five/Three Gallon WFC-120 Automated 5-Gallon Filling Line
Step up to some real water bottling plant production! The WFC120 let’s you run with the big dogs and yet is a surprisingly price conscious water bottling system! The WFC120 Water Bottling Plant is perfect for midsized water bottling plant operations involving fast-turnaround and accurate equipment operations.
Features:
- Wash, sterilize, rinse, fill and cap 120 five or three gallon water bottles per hour.
- New air driven chain indexing system that makes water bottle jams a thing of the past!
- New curtaining system to separate various wash and rinse cycles eliminating any possibility of cross contamination within your bottling equipment.
- Washes with a hot water chemical and has its own integral water heating system with digital temperature display and thermostat.
- Washes and rinses inside and outside of water bottles.
- High quality stainless steel pumps with totally enclosed fan cooled motors.
- Doesn’t require a pressurized water feed; it comes complete with filling pump; just connect it to your product water storage tank.
- Handy emergency stop switches on each end for unparalleled safety.
- State of the art PLC control system.
- Safety switches on all doors shut the system down if a door is opened.
- Fully adjustable fill cycles with 0.1 sec adjustment increments.
- Quick changeover from 5 gal to 3 gal water bottles.
- Cap holding bin with rotational feed and air ram capping.
- Sealed entrance and exit provides enclosed water filling area.
- Full stainless steel construction for years of trouble free service.
- Every unit is electrically tested and certified by CSA prior to shipping.
Specifications:
- Dimensions: 132" long, 24" wide, 70" high.
- Net weight: 750 lbs.
- Electrical: 220V, 60Hz, 37 Amps
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