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Factory acceptance and evidence

5 Gallon Filling Machine FAT and Supplier Evidence

Compare 5 gallon machine proposals on the same bottle, capacity and scope basis, then turn the selected requirements into an agreed FAT. Evidence should show how the proposed equipment handles the approved bottle and cap under recorded test conditions.

18.9L ≠ 20LReturnable + one-way pathsConfirmed / Reference / TBC
ALLOT TECH / LARGE-FORMAT WATERSYSTEM
5 gallon water bottle washing filling and capping equipment reference
Real equipment reference. Final configuration is project-specific.

Decision summary

Use this page when the decision matches your project

Compare 5 gallon machine proposals on the same bottle, capacity and scope basis, then turn the selected requirements into an agreed FAT. Evidence should show how the proposed equipment handles the approved bottle and cap under recorded test conditions.

Suitable for
  • Buyers normalizing technical proposals
  • Projects with approved bottles and caps
  • Teams defining pre-shipment evidence and acceptance
Not suitable for
  • Treating a generic factory video as full acceptance
  • Adding new criteria after manufacture without agreement
  • Using unapproved samples
Required inputs
  • One normalized request and signed specification
  • Approved bottle and cap samples
  • Agreed test method and duration
  • Documentation and spare-parts list

Acceptance evidence matrix

Define what will be observed, recorded and closed at FAT

Every acceptance point needs a test condition and a record. Generic videos cannot replace the agreed machine-specific evidence.

Acceptance pointAgreed conditionRecord during testClose-out output
Bottle transferApproved sample range and selected operating rateMisfeeds, stops, damage and recovery actionsResult plus any guide or change-part action
Washing sequenceSelected cycle, utilities and representative bottlesStage operation, coverage observations and drainageSigned observations and open validation boundary
Filling and cappingApproved water supply, bottles, caps and count windowFill result, cap result, rejects and interruptionsAccepted result or dated corrective action
Alarms and safetyPre-agreed challenge listStop, alarm, interlock and restart responsePass/fail record with responsible owner
Documents and sparesContract document list and packing listRevision, quantity and missing itemsSigned handover list and punch-list due dates

Use boundary: FAT confirms the agreed factory test; final site performance also depends on installed utilities, connected equipment, materials and operators.

01

Normalize the proposal before selection

Issue the same bottle, cap, output, process boundary, utilities, destination and service requirement to every candidate. Compare inclusions and exclusions beside price, and request drawings or sample-testing evidence that relates to the proposed machine rather than generic promotion.

  • One bottle and cap basis
  • One output and operating basis
  • Visible inclusions and exclusions
  • Relevant drawing or sample evidence
  • Open-point register
02

Check the specification and components

Confirm the ordered configuration, component list, machine appearance, specified welding and surfaces, guards, labels and drawing revisions before running tests.

  • Configuration against order
  • Component and material evidence
  • Appearance and accessible surfaces
  • Guards and labels
  • Open deviations
03

Dry run and water test

Observe dry cycling, water operation, bottle transfer, washing sequence, filling, cap feeding and capping. Record utility conditions and identify differences from the final site.

  • Dry cycle
  • Water test
  • Bottle transfer
  • Filling result
  • Cap feed and capping
04

Alarms, safety and capacity

Test selected alarms, no-bottle logic, blocked discharge, emergency stops and guard response. Capacity confirmation must use the agreed bottle, test window and acceptance rule.

  • Alarm test
  • Safety test
  • Starved and blocked conditions
  • Gross and saleable output
  • Reject record
05

Close documents, spares and responsibility

Close the FAT with manuals, drawings, software or parameter backups where included, spare parts, punch-list ownership and packing inspection. Record installation, warranty and support boundaries in the agreement rather than relying on sales-language assumptions.

  • Signed FAT report
  • Manuals and drawings
  • Spare-parts check
  • Punch-list closeout
  • Packing and support boundary
Q / INPUT

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.”

Request a Machine FAT Plan

FAQ

Short answers, visible boundaries

Project-specific output, hygiene, utilities and service terms belong in the confirmed technical proposal.

Does FAT guarantee final site output?

FAT confirms the agreed factory test. Site output also depends on installed utilities, bottle supply, operators and connected equipment.

Who supplies bottles and caps for FAT?

The order should assign responsibility and quantity early enough for production-representative testing.

How should two machine proposals be compared?

Normalize the bottle, cap, capacity basis, included modules, utilities, FAT, documents, spares, delivery and service scope before comparing price.

What controls the final FAT scope?

The contract and technical attachment confirmed by both parties.

Prepared by

Allot Tech Content & Project Coordination
Last reviewed: 2026-09-04. Technical values follow Confirmed, Reference or To Be Confirmed status. Catalog conflicts are disclosed; the signed quotation and technical agreement control the final project.

Contextual next step

Request a Machine FAT Plan

Send the bottle, cap, output and factory basis. Unknown values can remain open instead of being invented.