Used Cortellazzi Bottling Line for CSD in PET Bottles – 8,000 bph Line Overview The used Cortellazzi bottling line for carbonated soft drinks in PET bottles (8,000 bph) offers an integrated solution for producing soft drinks and sparkling water in 0.50 L and 1.5 L containers. Specifically designed for industrial environments, the system offers a complete technical configuration. It maximizes production efficiency and ensures operational safety by including protective devices and quality control systems at every stage. Furthermore, the layout supports continuous operation with minimal downtime. Filling Units and Blowers The Cortellazzi Fintec VEGA 40.70.10 1998 isobaric filling monoblock handles carbonated products while maintaining constant pressure throughout the filling process. As a result, the system preserves CO2 content and prevents product loss. Two separate blowers feed the containers. A 1999 Sidel SBO8 ensures continuous, highly efficient production, while a 1998 Kosme KSB-4000 serves as a backup or support unit. Furthermore, both machines enable quick format changeovers and stable operation under load. Carbonator and CO2 management The 1998 Cortellazzi Kristal Mix controls carbonation and saturates the product with CO2. As a result, the unit ensures consistency and stability throughout the filling phase. Specifically, it also supports fine adjustment of pressure and temperature parameters. Labeling and personalization Three labeling systems perform specific functions. The 1998 Kosme Ekstrahotmelt 12TS1E1 applies labels using hot melt glue. Meanwhile, the 1995 KHS Carmichael handles traditional label application. Additionally, the 2004 Esleeve ESM 3200M applies shrink sleeves to PET containers of various formats. Together, these machines offer flexible labeling solutions for various product lines. Quality control and heat tunnel The Krones Miho 2008 module inspects containers and labels, detecting any defects or irregularities. If necessary, the system can reject non-compliant items without interrupting the production flow. Next, the Krones Shrinkmatt 3000 2008 tunnel uses steam to evenly shrink the sleeves on the containers. Specifically, this tunnel ensures uniform heat distribution, preventing sleeve distortion. Secondary packaging The Dimac Bluestar F30 2007 shrink-wraps products with speed and precision. This unit optimizes grouping and prepares packs for palletization. It also minimizes material waste and ensures clean packaging. Handle and cap application The Twin Pack MGE 1997 applies handles to grouped bottles. At the same time, the Bortolin Kemo 1997 feeds caps evenly and ensures uninterrupted container sealing. In this way, the two systems maintain rhythm and alignment on the line. End of line and automation: The Keber Meg Arm 1998 palletizer places the finished packages on pallets. The Robopac Helix HS 30 1989 stretch wrapper then wraps the pallets with stretch film. As expected, both systems support adjustable parameters for different pallet configurations. The entire line uses a Siemens PLC, which ensures reliable operation, rapid diagnostics, and seamless integration into industrial systems. In other words, the automation backbone improves efficiency and reduces operator intervention. Availability and operating conditions: The line will be operational until January 2026, giving potential buyers the opportunity to see it in production. Until then, all machines remain in daily use and undergo routine maintenance. In conclusion, this configuration offers an efficient and fully operational option for companies looking for a used Cortellazzi bottling line for CSD in PET bottles at 8,000 bph, from blowing to final pallet wrapping.