The bottling water production process includes automatic cap removal, automatic brushing, automatic filling, rinsing, filling, sealing machines, labeling shrink-wrap systems, coding systems, fully automatic bagging systems, and stacking systems.

Bottled water is a recyclable packaging for drinking water. Each water barrel requires a systematic study before being recycled for use again. If the returned empty barrels are dirty, they must be cleaned with a detergent first, as the detergent has a certain decontamination capability.

Automatic Lid Opener

Each production cycle requires removing the lids from the returned drums, utilizing an automatic lid-pulling machine, where robotic arms grab the lids and discard them in a centralized manner.

The empty drums can be externally washed. After customers open and use the drums, they often contain contaminants. Generally, it's challenging to handle the drums upon return. This necessitates the use of an automatic washing machine that directly washes them, operating on the principle of high-speed brush rotation.

Fully Automatic External Brushing Machine

The filling machine is a comprehensive unit for functions such as washing, disinfecting, filling, and capping empty barrels. When procuring equipment, it should be chosen with a washing structure that complies with the national ten-digit standard. The filling pumps all use Southern Pumps, and the barrel water operation utilizes a touch screen control system.