Separate dirty and clean bottle flow
Place returned-bottle receiving, inspection, decapping and outside washing before the controlled washing and filling route. Avoid crossing full finished bottles with unprocessed returns.
- Dirty bottle receiving
- Inspection and reject area
- Bottle washing area
- Clean filling area
- Finished-product release
Plan storage and people
Reserve cap storage, chemical storage where applicable, empty-bottle buffer, returned-bottle holding, full-bottle storage, operator routes and maintenance access. Heavy large bottles need practical handling space.
- Bottle return area
- Cap and packaging storage
- Finished bottle storage
- Operator access
- Maintenance clearance
Coordinate utilities
Confirm electrical supply, compressed air, wash water, treated water, ventilation and drainage. Connection sizes, consumption and discharge are to be confirmed according to capacity and layout.
- Voltage and frequency
- Compressed-air pressure and quality
- Raw, wash and product water
- Drainage and floor slope
- Ventilation and humidity
Review the real building
The final drawing should use surveyed columns, doors, clear height, floor loading, drains and installed services. Include delivery access and future modules before approving manufacture.
- Factory length, width and clear height
- Equipment delivery path
- Pipe and cable elevations
- Drain and floor conditions
- Expansion reserve
Information needed for a quote
Send the bottle and cap basis, required BPH, bottle path, factory and utility information, destination and any module or support requirement. Unknown items can remain marked “to be confirmed.”
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