Used FIMER 4000 bph beer filling monoblock The used FIMER 4000 bph beer filling monoblock provides a complete technical solution for breweries requiring a reliable system for rinsing, isobaric filling, and capping glass bottles. FIMER manufactured this unit in 2004, model SRTT1-20-20-3-3 CPK, combining compact design with long-term operational stability. As a result, this equipment meets the needs of both craft and semi-industrial breweries. Monoblock Configuration: Rinsing, Filling, and Capping This machine integrates three coordinated operating modules: rinsing, isobaric filling, and capping. Specifically, the rinsing section uses 20 grippers to handle bottles safely and efficiently. Meanwhile, the filling system uses 20 isobaric valves, which maintain pressure balance throughout the process, a key requirement for carbonated beverages like beer. The capping module includes three heads, compatible with 26 mm and 29 mm caps. As a result, the system adapts to multiple closure types, ensuring precision and consistency. The capping technology comes from AROL, a renowned manufacturer known for high-performance sealing systems. As a result, the monoblock ensures high-quality closure integrity. Bottle Formats and Neck Compatibility The Used FIMER 4000 bph Beer Filling Monoblock handles various neck types, including Long Neck, APO, and Champenoise. It supports glass bottles with volumes of 33 cl and 75 cl, reaching production rates of 4,000 bottles per hour for 33 cl and 2,000 bottles per hour for 75 cl, respectively. This allows breweries to handle multiple product lines within a single production flow. Furthermore, the machine offers format flexibility without requiring significant reconfiguration time. This, in turn, improves production efficiency and minimizes bottlenecks. This versatility is particularly beneficial for breweries offering multiple SKUs with varying packaging standards. Technical Specifications and Maintenance The monoblock operates with a power consumption of 10.5 kW, reflecting its energy-efficient engineering. It also incorporates all essential safety features in compliance with industry standards. CIMEC manufactured the base frame, while FIMER and AROL supplied the mechanical and control components. Together, these manufacturers have delivered a machine characterized by durability, precision, and ease of maintenance. Certified technicians performed the last maintenance in April 2020. During this intervention, 20 pistons, 20 valves, and 20 valve opening keys were replaced, and the main column was fully greasing. Therefore, the unit is currently operating in excellent mechanical and hygienic condition. This maintenance history contributes to the monoblock's sustained operational readiness. Current condition and availability: The used FIMER 4000 bph beer filling monoblock is currently in storage, available for inspection and repurposing. Thanks to regular maintenance and high-quality engineering, the equipment remains in optimal operating condition. As a result, a new owner can reintroduce the monoblock into production with minimal commissioning effort.