4.5″ x 8′ STAINLESS TABLE TOP BOTTLE CONVEYOR with SPEED CONTROLS

Used bottling conveyors are pre-owned material handling systems, typically belt, chain, or plastic modular, designed to transport or convey bottles—empty or full, plastic, glass, or aluminum—between processing stations such as filling, capping, labeling, coding, packing and packaging, palletizing, shrink wrap and even unscrambler, off load stations, as well as pack off and accumulation rotary table packing areas. They maintain bottle stability, spacing, and orientation, feeding machinery such as fillers, cappers, and labelers. Used units are cost-effective alternatives for automating packaging lines. Common Uses and Functions: Bottling conveyors serve several key roles in beverage, cosmetic, and pharmaceutical production: Automation of Production Lines: They connect different, standalone machines (e.g., filler to capper, or labeler to packager) to create a continuous, automatic process, minimizing manual labor. Bottle Transport & Stability: Bottling Conveyors move containers through the packaging line safely without tipping or breaking, even at high speeds, using guided rails and specific belt types (chain vs. belt). Handling Specific Processes: They can be used for specialized tasks such as transporting bottles through curing or cooling tunnels (for items like lip balm or candles). Managing Flow and Spacing: Conveyors are used to sort, align, and turn bottles, as well as handle mass flow or create pressureless single-file feeding into filling machines. Load Balancing: They help maintain a steady flow of containers to maximize filling machine efficiency, ensuring a reliable, consistent production rate. Types of Used Bottling Conveyors: Belt Conveyors: Good for high-speed, stable transport. Chain/Modular Conveyors: Common for heavier glass or plastic bottles in washdown environments. Tabletop Chain Conveyors: Ideal for high-speed, long-distance transport of bottled beverages. Flexible/Cable Conveyors: Excellent for changing bottle orientations or tight production areas. These systems are widely used in beverage production (water, juice, beer), pharmaceuticals, and personal care products to maximize production speed and efficiency while reducing overall project costs.