AT type automatic soda filling stand family

The automatic filling stand family is the most modern, most productive, family of machines for filling all types of siphon bottles. The filling process is controlled by microprocessor control, which can be easily programmed to fill any volume of cylinder. The filling heads are individually controlled, the movement is carried out by pneumatics. The automatic filling process starts with the touch of an inductive switch after placing the siphon head in the filling adapter.

First step is the emptying of the internal pressure from the bottle, then the filling begins. When the pressure equilibration is followed,venting is up next, then the bottle will be filled with the pre-set amount. At the end of the process, the operator should only remove the filled bottle and insert the next one. Chargers are made from 1- to 7-head versions.

Automatic filling stands

Technical conditions for operation:

Power supply: 230V, 50Hz, 70W

Compressed air: 12 liters per hour,  21 liters per hour; 6 bar

Soda connection: ¾ hose

Hourly performances:

1 head: 120-150 bottles per hour

2 heads: 240-300 bottles per hour

3 heads: 340-500 bottles per hour

4 heads: 500-700 bottles per hour

5 heads: 650 to 900 bottles per hour

6 heads: 750-1000 bottles per hour

7 heads: 900-1200 bottles per hour

The LCD display of the unit can display the daily counter on demand, which allows the number of bottles to be checked, up to 7 heads.

 

  3-head filling stand 

 

 

  4-head filling stand

 

Downloader	AT4
Width:	760 mm
Depth:	400 mm
Weight:	46 kg
Connectors:
Fluid Connections		1/2 “hose
Voltage, frequency		230V, 50Hz
Gas blower		C 1/4 “joint drain hose
Air connection		Ø5 or Ø6 quick pin.
Air Pressure		0.5 MPa, (6 bar) (500 l / h)
Soda water from the filling head		0.38 to 0.6 MPa, (3.8-6 bar) bar, 1/2 “hose coupling.
Touch Protection Rating		Protective earth
Material of the equipment		1.4301 DIN (KO33 MSZ) POM, Silicone rubber, PE tube, Teflon tube

 

Performance of the unit: 500-700 bottles per hour

Depends on the volume of the bottle and the speed of the operator.

 

  7-head filling stand

Downloader	AT7
Width:	1240mm
Depth:	400mm
Weight:	61kg
Connectors:
Fluid Connections		1/2 “hose
Voltage, frequency		230V, 50Hz
Gas Blower		C 1/4 “joint drain hose
Air connection		Ø5 or Ø6 quick pin.
Air Pressure		0.5 MPa, (6 bar) (500 l / h)
Soda water from the filling head		0.38 to 0.6 MPa, (3.8-6 bar) bar, 1/2 “hose coupling.
Touch Protection Rating		Protective earth
Material of the equipment		1.4301 DIN (KO33 MSZ) POM, Silicone rubber, PE tube, Teflon tube

 

 AT 7 Stand Performance: 900-1200 Bottles / Hour Depending on the volume of the bottle and the speed of the operator.

Filling siphon head bottles

 

 

 

Large scale filling line

 

Conventional rack-mount filler head

Filling head

The filling head is suitable for filling siphon-type sodawater bottles to control the amount of filling. Can be installed in any type of traditional rack! The head is directly opened and the release is done by pressing the button. It will accelerate and ease charging by 25-30% compared to the scratch-resistant heads. All the same amount of liquid is added to each bottle. The amount of the filling can be adjusted by adjusting the pressure of the bottles. This can be achieved by adjusting a control valve

 

 

 

 

 

 

To load different volume cylinders, no conversion is required, but if necessary, adjustments can be made at any time.

Drawing of the filler head

Mounting and adjusting does not require any special expertise. Small possibility of failure, replacement of wear parts, seals can be easily solved.

The filling head has a certification certificate from the National Food Inspection Institute.

We only sell this charger with warranty and license in the country!

 

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