HDPP bottling line used for Lattiero-Caseari 7200 BPH products: structure and productive capacity The bottling line used in HDPE for dairy products 7200 BPH works and bottles the dairy products in high density polyethylene containers (HDPE). The line operates at a nominal capacity of 7,200 bottles per hour, optimized for a 0.40 -liter format. Use HDPE bottles weighing 19-20 grams, each closed with a shutter speed in polyethylene (PE) weighing 3.2 grams. Although the system remained inactive since 2018-2019, the technicians completed a complete review before the commissioning. As a result, the Used Serac bottling line for HDPE remains in good mechanical condition. Type of container and flexibility of the format of the bottling line used HDPE The Used bottling line Serac for HDPE manages 400 ml HDPE bottles equipped with shooting pear caps and sealed with an aluminum membrane. Its weight-based filling technology guarantees high precision and hygienic compliance, essential for the processing of dairy products. In particular, this configuration of the Used Serac bottling line for HDPE is suitable for non -carbonated liquid products. In addition, operators can update the system to manage 500 ml bottles, with only minimum required adjustments. Unlike threaded stopping systems, this line uses pressure closure, which simplifies maintenance and improves the consistency of the welding. Therefore, it provides an effective and reliable solution for bottling in sensitive food sectors. Nutrition and preparation section of the bottle at the beginning of the process of the Used bottling line Serac for HDPE, the reorganor of bottles, built by Lanfranchi in 2008, feeds the bulk bottles in HDPE in the transport system with the correct orientation. In the meantime, a car jet spray unit of Autojet Technologies (2012) cleans the hills of the bottles using high pressure air jets, effectively removing dust or particles. In addition, the Lanfranchi transporters installed in 2008 transport the bottles between the stations while maintaining a line flow and a spacing of the regular bottles. These components guarantee mechanical integrity and reduce manipulation errors. Consequently, the Used Serac bottling line for HDPE reaches both the efficiency and reliability in its initial stages. Fill in the basis of the weight and stroke stopped, the Used bottling line Serac for HDPE filling, produced in 2008, is equipped with 12 weight filling heads that guarantee a precise dosage of the product. After the filler, a Zalkin cap selector (U9000, 2008) orientates and feeds the shutter speeds for the press for corps (Cap Pressmp2, 2008). The press then applies each cap on the bottle with a controlled vertical pressure. In the meantime, an aluminum applicator applies a seal to the container's mouth before the cap is pressed. The absence of vine dynamometric components simplifies the operation and reduces usury over time. Sleeve labeling and final packaging of the Used bottling line in HDPE after the stop in the Used HDPE bottling line for dairy products 7200 BPH starts the labeling phase. The FINPAC Guaine system (2008) includes a sleeve roller (bud. Uopp/0), a sheath (Shmb1) and a thermorection tunnel (TV250). Together, they apply thermorethroverable sleeves throughout the body on each bottle. In the final phase of the Used bottling line Serac for HDPE, the Pramatic burden (M&W 300C, 2008) envelops the finished bottles in packaged packaging for transport and storage. In conclusion, this configuration guarantees a continuous end-of-line process that meets the industrial packaging requirements of dairy products for the Used Serac bottling line for HDPE.