Compare 2,000, 5,000, 8,000, 10,000 and 12,000 BPH water-line concepts on one 500 ml reference, then recalculate every module for the real bottle and operating schedule.
Choose the capacity band from required good output, bottle range, production hours and expansion plan rather than copying a filler nameplate.
Use one reference bottle and one good-output definition. Higher filler speed only helps when bottle supply, labeling, packing, utilities and recovery capacity increase with it.
| Planning band | Configuration question | Evidence to request |
|---|---|---|
| About 2,000 BPH | Which functions remain manual or semi-automatic, and can labor sustain the complete shift? | Staffing map, replenishment tasks and observed pack rate |
| About 5,000 BPH | Can bottle supply, cap feeding and packing recover after routine stops? | Module speeds, buffer logic and recovery sequence |
| About 8,000 BPH | Are blowing, filling and downstream packaging balanced on the same bottle? | Common reference SKU and sustained-rate calculation |
| About 10,000-12,000 BPH | Do utilities, inspection, packing and pallet handling support the planned good output? | Peak utility schedule, acceptance test and shift plan |
Project boundary: Capacity labels are search and planning bands, not model promises. Final output is confirmed only for the approved bottle, water route and acceptance test.
Choose the capacity band from required good output, bottle range, production hours and expansion plan rather than copying a filler nameplate.
The following inputs change the equipment selection and should be recorded before quotation comparison.
Check the upstream condition, the current equipment duty and the downstream handoff as one operating chain.
BPH is a reference condition, not a universal guarantee; bottle geometry, package size, stops and acceptance criteria must be agreed.
Technical values and supply scope remain subject to the project quotation and signed agreement.
Water and empty-bottle supply rate
Choose the capacity band from required good output, bottle range, production hours and expansion plan rather than copying a filler nameplate.
Labeling, packing and pallet discharge rate
Use these answers to prepare the project basis. Final equipment and performance require project confirmation.
Start with the product, package, output and site conditions, then provide the topic-specific inputs shown on this page.
Only a reference discussion is possible. A comparable quotation needs an agreed scope, interfaces and commercial boundary.
Not necessarily. Sustained good output depends on the complete route, changeovers, stops, buffer and downstream recovery.
No. This page is planning guidance. Final values are confirmed in the project quotation and signed technical agreement.
Send the beverage, package, output and existing-equipment details for configuration review.