Technical Specifications & Performance Data The Used Filling Monoblock
Alfatek Oil 1999 is a compact rotary solution engineered for precise
dosing and secure closing of edible oils in glass bottles. Configured
as a filler-capper monoblock, it combines accuracy, reliability, and
ease of integration for second hand industrial packaging projects and
complete used bottling line upgrades. Manufacturer: Alfatek Model: MBV
9/1 OLP SV OLIO Year of manufacture: 1999 Configuration: Rotary
filling monoblock with integrated capper Filler: 9-valve rotary filler
optimized for edible oil Capper: 1-head capping turret Closure size:
31.5 x 24 mm (typical edible oil closure) Nominal speed: up to 1,800
bph on 0.75 L Container type: Glass bottles Bottle format in use: 0.75
L (oil bottle, e.g., marasca style) Product handled: Edible oil
Condition: In storage Safety features: Included Documentation: Manuals
available Advanced Automation & Control Systems This Alfatek monoblock
features synchronized rotary transfer between filling and capping
stations for stable handling of glass containers. Typical operator
controls provide straightforward start/stop, emergency circuits, and
process adjustments suited to oil filling. Safety protections and
guarding are present to support secure operation, while the available
manuals simplify parameter setup and changeover procedures. Electrical
and control conventions align with standard late-1990s industrial
packaging practice, facilitating troubleshooting and integration by
experienced technicians. Production Line Integration Capabilities
Designed to slot into a complete used bottling line, the monoblock
interfaces easily via standard conveyors and accumulation tables. It
pairs well with upstream bottle rinsers and downstream labeling,
inspection, and case-packing equipment. Format parts guide the bottle
through infeed, starwheels, and outfeed, supporting consistent timing
between filling and capping. While this unit is dedicated to glass, it
can operate within broader beverage production and food-grade
environments where other equipment may handle PET or aluminum
containers on parallel lines. Current setup targets 0.75 L oil
bottles; additional formats may be achievable with the appropriate
change parts. Machine Condition & Maintenance History The machine is
second hand and currently kept in storage. Safeguards are included and
the documentation set is available, aiding assessment,
recommissioning, and maintenance planning. A thorough inspection,
replacement of wear parts as needed, and standard preventive
maintenance are recommended before restart. The straightforward rotary
architecture and widely used components make service tasks
approachable for qualified maintenance teams accustomed to filling and
capping systems. Operational Performance & Versatility Purpose-built
for edible oil, the 9-valve filler provides controlled product
handling and clean bottle presentation to the capping turret. The
1-head capper secures 31.5 x 24 mm closures commonly used in oil
applications, supporting consistent torque and seal integrity when
correctly set up. The monoblockâs stable container handling
reduces spillage and enhances cleanliness around the filling
environment. Although optimized for oil rather than beverages such as
water, juice, beer, or wine, the machine leverages many of the same
engineering U6354234 principles used throughout beverage
productionâfilling accuracy, smooth transfer, and reliable
cappingâmaking it a solid fit within mixed food and drink
industrial packaging facilities. Installation Requirements & Site
Preparation Install on a level industrial floor with adequate space
for infeed/outfeed conveyors, operator access, guarding, and
maintenance zones around the rotary frame. A standard three-phase
electrical supply typical of packaging machinery is required; confirm
exact ratings during technical review. Compressed air may be needed
for certain actuators or the cap handling system, and a suitable
product feed arrangement (buffer tank or controlled supply) should be
planned to maintain consistent filling conditions. Ensure sufficient
line height for bottle flow and integration with upstream rinsing and
downstream labeling and packing equipment. Safety Standards &
Compliance Certification Supplied with safety features and guards
designed to protect operators during routine operation and
maintenance. Interlocked doors, fixed protections, and emergency stop
devices support safe production practices in accordance with standard
industry expectations for the period. The food-oriented design of the
monoblock facilitates hygienic operations when paired with appropriate
sanitation procedures. Final conformity with local regulations and
site-specific risk assessments should be validated during installation
and commissioning.