Technical Specifications & Performance Data Complete 2016 glass beer
line built around a GAI monoblock and Enos labeler, in ready for
operation condition. Throughput up to 900 bottles/hour across 0.33 L,
0.50 L, 0.70 L formats with isobaric counter-pressure filling for
carbonated beer. This unit is delivered as second-hand used beer
bottling equipment with documented components and safety features.
Manufacturer: GAI (filling monoblock), Enos (labeling) Production
speed: up to 900 bottles/hour Filling technology: Isobaric
counter-pressure Container types: Glass bottles Bottle formats: 0.33
L, 0.50 L, 0.70 L Product types: Beer (configured for carbonated
products) Line components: GAI rinsing–filling–capping monoblock
with crown capper; Enos labeling system Condition: READY FOR OPERATION
Documentation: Manuals available Safety: Guarding and interlocks
consistent with modern lines Manufacturer Model Year Machine type
Notes GAI MLE441-BIER-003 2016 Filling Monoblock Configured for crown
cap Enos SIRIAM 2016 Labeling Machine Advanced Automation & Control
Systems The line employs centralized controls to streamline operation
and changeovers. The GAI monoblock regulates isobaric parameters to
limit oxygen pickup and foam, maintaining consistent fill levels on
all listed formats. An operator-friendly HMI bottling station provides
status, alarms, and access to format recipes where configured. Control
interface: HMI with status indications and alarms Automation:
PLC-based logic; recipe-led parameters when enabled Process control:
Counter-pressure setpoints tailored to beer carbonation Safety
features: Interlocked guards, emergency stops, standard protections
Electrical: Standard industrial power supply (to be confirmed during
site survey) Production Line Integration Capabilities Designed to
interface with common upstream and downstream modules, this beer
bottling machinery connects to depalletizers, conveyors, date coders,
inspection, and case packing. The Enos SIRIAM labeler aligns with
brewery-standard label applications and synchronizes with existing
conveyor speeds and inspection logic. Compatibility: Interfaces with
standard transport conveyors, inspection, and packing equipment Format
change: Supports 0.33 L, 0.50 L, and 0.70 L with dedicated change
parts Multi-line environments: Can operate alongside PET or aluminum
packaging lines via shared utilities and conveyors Coding/inspection:
Ready to accept common date coding and fill-level inspection systems
Machine Condition & Maintenance History This second-hand complete
bottling line from 2016 is offered in READY FOR OPERATION condition.
Manuals are supplied to support installation, operation, and
maintenance. Routine inspection is recommended to verify configuration
and any available maintenance records. GAI and Enos components provide
ongoing serviceability and access to spare parts. As used beer
bottling equipment, the line has been prepared for functional checks
and on-site verification. Operational Performance & Versatility For
beer packaging, the isobaric monoblock stabilizes counter-pressure
conditions to preserve carbonation and reduce dissolved oxygen. The
capper is configured for crown caps; specific chucks or tooling should
be confirmed during inspection. Operation is optimized for the listed
glass formats and supports consistent filling, capping, and downstream
labeling. Although dedicated to beer, the equipment can be integrated
within broader beverage facilities operating other products on
parallel lines. Its throughput and format range suit production teams
expanding premium glass runs or transitioning from manual operations
to a controlled automated station. Installation Requirements & Site
Preparation The footprint supports craft and regional-scale output
targeting up to 900 bph. A site survey should confirm layout, flow,
anchoring, and utilities prior to commissioning. The equipment
integrates with plant services typically available in a bottling
factory. Utilities: Electrical power, compressed air for actuators,
process water for rinsing, CO2 supply for isobaric operation, and
drainage Product connections: Hygienic product infeed and CIP
connections as configured Environment: Clean, well-ventilated
production space with suitable floors and maintenance access Safety
Standards & Compliance Certification Safety guarding and interlocks
are installed across rinsing, filling, capping, and labeling.
Emergency stops and protective enclosures help safeguard operators and
service personnel. Hygienic construction supports brewery sanitation
programs. Regional compliance and application-specific requirements
should be verified during inspection and commissioning.