Technical Specifications & Performance DataThis bottle multiline
divider with complete bottle conveyor system is designed to manage
bottle flow between multiple lanes in an industrial packaging
environment. Manufactured in 2009, the equipment combines an LM
multiline divider with GEA Procomac bottle conveyors. The conveyor
installation comprises approximately 40 meters of multiline conveyors
plus the divider, providing an integrated bottle-handling section for
a used bottling line.Year of manufacture: 2009Divider manufacturer: LM
S.p.A.Conveyor manufacturer: GEA ProcomacConfiguration: Bottle
multiline divider with complete bottle conveyor systemConveyor length:
Approximately 40 meters of multiline conveyors, plus dividerContainer
handling: BottlesAdvanced Automation & Control SystemsThe multiline
divider forms part of a coordinated bottle transport section,
directing and balancing containers across parallel conveyor lanes.
Systems of this type typically support stable product flow between
upstream and downstream bottling equipment, helping to reduce
congestion at transfer points and maintain consistent line movement.
The complete conveyor arrangement is intended for integration into
automated beverage production and industrial packaging
applications.Production Line Integration CapabilitiesThis equipment is
suitable for use as an interconnecting and distribution section within
a used bottling line. The divider can organize bottle flow across
multiline conveyor paths, making it appropriate for linking bottle
handling, filling, labeling, capping, inspection, and secondary
packaging areas where compatible. Designed for bottle handling, the
system can be considered for PET and glass bottle applications subject
to verification of the existing guide rails, transfer points, and line
configuration.The approximately 40-meter conveyor layout provides a
substantial handling section for routing and distributing bottles
through a production line. Integration planning should consider the
required infeed and discharge elevations, conveyor interfaces, bottle
stability, lane arrangement, and synchronization with the surrounding
packaging machinery.Machine Condition & Maintenance HistoryThe
equipment is described as being in very good condition and remains
operational in production. It is offered directly from the line,
allowing buyers to evaluate a system that has been used in an active
operating environment. Its condition and current production status
make it relevant for companies seeking second hand bottle handling
equipment for expansion, replacement, or modernization of an existing
bottling operation.Operational Performance & VersatilityA bottle
multiline divider is a key material-handling component in beverage
production, where controlled distribution of containers can improve
continuity between process stages. The LM divider and GEA Procomac
conveyor system are intended to move and divide bottles efficiently
across multiple paths. This configuration can support industrial
packaging workflows requiring orderly bottle accumulation, lane
distribution, and transfer between compatible machines.For water,
juice, beer, wine, and other beverage production projects, machines of
this type are commonly evaluated according to bottle geometry,
conveyor guides, line speed, and the required number of active lanes.
The system offers a practical solution for buyers looking to integrate
a dedicated bottle conveyor and divider section into a used bottling
line.Installation Requirements & Site PreparationInstallation requires
a prepared layout that accommodates the approximately 40-meter
multiline conveyor section and the bottle divider. The receiving line
should be assessed for mechanical interfaces, conveyor direction,
transfer elevations, available floor space, access for installation,
and safe routing of electrical and control connections. Prior to
commissioning, bottle samples and the intended production layout
should be checked to confirm compatibility with the installed conveyor
guides and divider configuration.Safety Standards & Compliance
CertificationSafe installation and operation of bottle conveying
equipment require suitable guarding, protected transfer areas,
accessible emergency-stop provisions, and clear operator access around
moving conveyor sections. The system should be incorporated into the
buyers site safety assessment and connected in accordance with
applicable electrical, mechanical, and workplace safety requirements.
Inspection of guards, controls, conveyor surfaces, and bottle guide
components is recommended during installation and recommissioning.