Monoblock Structure The Used 800 bph Beer Filling Monoblock is composed of three separate units: an automatic rinser, an isobaric filler with double vacuum system, and a crown capper. This configuration optimizes the management of the rinsing, filling, and sealing phases. As a result, the system guarantees suitability for processing beer in 0.5-liter glass bottles. Furthermore, this modular layout facilitates maintenance and replacement, thus increasing operational reliability. ZPC-12 Rotary Rinser The rinser of the Used 800 bph Beer Filling Monoblock operates with a continuous rotation system and uses 12 grippers. First, the operating cycle manages the incoming bottles. Next, it performs the internal rinsing with treated water, followed by dripping and final outlet. The machine handles glass bottles with a height between 150 and 330 mm and a diameter between 50 and 90 mm. It processes 600 to 800 bottles per hour. The installed motor delivers 1.5 kW of power. Furthermore, the design allows for quick changeovers between bottle formats, improving production flexibility. Isobaric filling with double vacuum. The BFP-12 filling unit, the heart of the filling monoblock used for 800 bph beer, includes 12 filling valves and applies an isobaric process with double vacuum. Specifically, the system performs two evacuation cycles and CO₂ reinjections before the filling phase. As a result, it significantly reduces residual oxygen and preserves the quality of the beer. It supports bottle volumes from 250 to 1000 ml. Furthermore, the unit integrates key components such as a Southern pump, a Mitsubishi PLC, a THINEDA touchscreen, Korean-made sensors, and AUTONICS pneumatic systems. This machine also operates with a 1.5 kW motor. In terms of control, the electrical interface provides real-time adjustments, thus improving precision during production. ZDS-3 crown capper The crown capper of the Used Beer Filling Monoblock with a capacity of 800 bottles per hour applies metal crown caps to glass beer bottles. The machine includes three capping heads and operates with a continuous rotary motion. It handles bottles up to 330 mm in height and caps with diameters of 20 to 30 mm (cP size), compatible with the standard European neck. Specifically, the capper reaches a productivity of up to 1,500 bottles per hour, thus ensuring an operational buffer that prevents bottlenecks downstream of the filler. Compared to standard cappers, this model offers greater precision and cap stability. Furthermore, its sturdy frame reduces vibration during high-speed operation. Electrical Features and Compatibility The machines in the 800 bph used beer filling monoblock use reliable, industry-standard electrical components. The complete line has an estimated total energy consumption of approximately 4.5 kW. From an integration perspective, this makes the system suitable for facilities with medium energy capacity. The system handles exclusively 0.5-liter glass beer bottles. During operation, it performs filling at controlled pressure to preserve CO₂ levels and ensure final product stability. Overall, the system offers consistent performance, reduced oxygen absorption, and excellent packaging quality. Finally, its compact footprint simplifies installation even in environments with limited space