Krones, Kettner, GM Gera Line for Returnable Glass Bottles (2012)

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Manufacturer Krones, Kettner,
Model GM Gera
Year 2012
Location Germany DE

Specifications

Category Filling machines - Bottle filling machines
Output capacity  u/h
Number of filling heads
Max. filling capacity  L
Min. filling capacity  L
Filling technology
Product substance
Container material
Container diameter  mm
Container height  mm
Previous industry
Automation level
Engine power  kW
Carbonated / Non carbonated
Capper included no
Labeler included no
Conveyor included no
Rinsing / sterilization system no
Asceptic filling no
Length x width x height - × - × -
Weight  kg
worked hours
hours under power
state as-is, where-is
At local norms ---------
status
Last availability date 02/11/2026
Product id P260603112
Language

Automatic description (AI-Generated)

This returnable glass bottling line is a comprehensive system designed for processing returnable glass bottles primarily in 0.33 L and 0.75 L formats. It features equipment from reputable manufacturers including Krones, Kettner, GM Gera, Rink, Syscona, Matec, Falterbaum, and Bohrer, covering all critical stages of the bottling process. The line handles bottles in crates and encompasses crate depalletizing, sorting, bottle decapping, unpacking, bottle washing, empty bottle inspection, filling, screw capping, labelling, full bottle inspection, crate packing, crate inspection, and palletizing.

The nominal filling capacity of the line is approximately 18,000 bottles per hour, with a premix system rated at 22,000 liters per hour. The bottle washing machine, a GM GERA ARCADE model from 2005, is capable of washing up to 17,000 bottles per hour, as indicated by the machine's labeling. The closure type used in the line is plastic screw caps, and labelling is performed using wet glue technology with two labelling aggregates.

Key components include a crate sorting system by Syscona (2014), crate decapper RINK KM 690/4K (2012), crate unpacker Kettner Robot Junior RA3/C-T (1996), crate washer Bohrer R 30 (2011), empty bottle inspector Krones Linatronic (2014), filler and screw capper Krones Volumetic/Modulfill (2012), labelling machine Krones Universella (2012), closure inspection system Syscona Expert FHK (2016), inspection system Krones Checkmat 731 (2012), crate packer Kettner (1996), crate inspection Krones Checkmat 708 (2011), palletizer Matec Rotomat 3B (2002), and a Falterbaum 20000TD premix system (2000).

While the existing crate depalletizer and palletizer are available on site, their older technology is not recommended for inclusion in the acquisition. Modern depalletizing equipment can be offered and integrated based on buyer requirements. The line has been in operation with main machines manufactured between 1996 and 2016 and is scheduled for dismantling in February 2027.

This bottling line is suitable for beverage filling in returnable glass bottles, offering a full process chain with reliable equipment from well-known manufacturers.

The following description has been generated using artificial intelligence based on the product information available. It is provided for guidance only and may not reflect all specifications or conditions. Please contact us if you need precise or confirmed details.

Seller's description

Overview

This returnable glass bottling line consists of equipment from KRONES, KETTNER, GM GERA, RINK, SYSCONA, MATEC, FALTERBAUM, Bohrer and further supporting manufacturers. The line is designed for the processing of returnable glass bottles in crates, mainly in 0.33 L and 0.75 L formats. It includes the key process steps from crate depalletizing, crate sorting, bottle decapping, unpacking, bottle washing, empty bottle inspection, filling and screw capping to labelling, full bottle inspection, crate packing, crate inspection and palletizing. The existing crate depalletizer and palletizer are available on site; however, due to their age and outdated technology, it is recommended not to include this unit in the line acquisition. Instead, suitable modern depalletizing equipment can be offered and integrated into the line concept according to the buyer’s requirements. The line has a nominal filling capacity of approx. 18,000 bottles per hour and the premix system rated at 22,000 L/h. The line is scheduled for dismantling in February 2027.

Technical Data

Line type: Returnable glass bottling line
Application: Beverage filling in returnable glass bottles
Formats: 0.33 L and 0.75 L glass bottles
Packaging: Bottles in crates
Filler capacity: 18,000 bottles/hour
Premix capacity: 22,000 L/hour
Closure type: Plastic screw caps
Labelling: Wet glue labelling, 2 aggregates
Main machine years: 1996 – 2016
Dismantling planned: February 2027

Scope of Delivery

Crate Depalletizer | Existing unit on site; not recommended for takeover due to outdated technology. Suitable replacement equipment can be offered and integrated
Crate Sorting System | Syscona | Expert KSA | Sorting on 2 lanes: good / bad | 2014
Crate Decapper | RINK | KM 690/4K | 2012
Crate Unpacker | Kettner | Robot Junior RA3/C-T | 1996
Bottle Washer | GM GERA | ARCADE GEL3 FV1-186/95-16 | 2005
Crate Washer | Bohrer | R 30 | Crate washing machine | 2011
Empty Bottle Inspector | Krones | Linatronic | 2014
Filler / Screw Capper | Krones | Volumetic / Modulfill | 2012
Labelling Machine | Krones | Universella | 2012
Closure Inspection | Syscona | Expert FHK | 2016
Inspection System | Krones | Checkmat 731 | 2012
Crate Packer | Kettner | 1996
Crate Inspection | Krones | Checkmat 708 | 2011
Palletizer | Matec | Rotomat 3B | 2002
Falterbaum | 20000TD | Premix system; capacity 22,000 L/h | 2000

Please note that this description may have been translated or optimized with artificial intelligence (AI) automatically. The information of this classified ad are only indicative. We recommend to check the details with the seller before a purchase.


Client type Machinery dealer
Active since 2022
Offers online 288
Last activity Nov. 2, 2026

Bevmaq GmbH Verified seller

With a strong focus on quality, reliability and service, Bevmaq supports its clients throughout the entire transaction process. From professional market valuation and data driven pricing to global marketing, logistics coordination and warehousing, the company offers a comprehensive end to end solution that saves time and reduces complexity. This allows customers to focus on their core business while Bevmaq handles the details.
 
Based in Germany and founded by experienced industry professionals, Bevmaq combines deep technical know how with an extensive international network. The team understands the specific requirements of beverage producers and equipment traders and delivers tailored solutions for individual machines as well as complete production lines.
 
By leveraging digital processes and industry expertise, Bevmaq sets new standards in the used beverage machinery market. The company stands for transparency, efficiency and trust, helping clients worldwide unlock value, optimize investments and move their business forward with confidence.
 
Bevmaq GmbH

Seller's description

Overview

This returnable glass bottling line consists of equipment from KRONES, KETTNER, GM GERA, RINK, SYSCONA, MATEC, FALTERBAUM, Bohrer and further supporting manufacturers. The line is designed for the processing of returnable glass bottles in crates, mainly in 0.33 L and 0.75 L formats. It includes the key process steps from crate depalletizing, crate sorting, bottle decapping, unpacking, bottle washing, empty bottle inspection, filling and screw capping to labelling, full bottle inspection, crate packing, crate inspection and palletizing. The existing crate depalletizer and palletizer are available on site; however, due to their age and outdated technology, it is recommended not to include this unit in the line acquisition. Instead, suitable modern depalletizing equipment can be offered and integrated into the line concept according to the buyer’s requirements. The line has a nominal filling capacity of approx. 18,000 bottles per hour and the premix system rated at 22,000 L/h. The line is scheduled for dismantling in February 2027.

Technical Data

Line type: Returnable glass bottling line
Application: Beverage filling in returnable glass bottles
Formats: 0.33 L and 0.75 L glass bottles
Packaging: Bottles in crates
Filler capacity: 18,000 bottles/hour
Premix capacity: 22,000 L/hour
Closure type: Plastic screw caps
Labelling: Wet glue labelling, 2 aggregates
Main machine years: 1996 – 2016
Dismantling planned: February 2027

Scope of Delivery

Crate Depalletizer | Existing unit on site; not recommended for takeover due to outdated technology. Suitable replacement equipment can be offered and integrated
Crate Sorting System | Syscona | Expert KSA | Sorting on 2 lanes: good / bad | 2014
Crate Decapper | RINK | KM 690/4K | 2012
Crate Unpacker | Kettner | Robot Junior RA3/C-T | 1996
Bottle Washer | GM GERA | ARCADE GEL3 FV1-186/95-16 | 2005
Crate Washer | Bohrer | R 30 | Crate washing machine | 2011
Empty Bottle Inspector | Krones | Linatronic | 2014
Filler / Screw Capper | Krones | Volumetic / Modulfill | 2012
Labelling Machine | Krones | Universella | 2012
Closure Inspection | Syscona | Expert FHK | 2016
Inspection System | Krones | Checkmat 731 | 2012
Crate Packer | Kettner | 1996
Crate Inspection | Krones | Checkmat 708 | 2011
Palletizer | Matec | Rotomat 3B | 2002
Falterbaum | 20000TD | Premix system; capacity 22,000 L/h | 2000

Please note that this description may have been translated or optimized with artificial intelligence (AI) automatically. The information of this classified ad are only indicative. We recommend to check the details with the seller before a purchase.


Specifications

Category Filling machines - Bottle filling machines
Output capacity  u/h
Number of filling heads
Max. filling capacity  L
Min. filling capacity  L
Filling technology
Product substance
Container material
Container diameter  mm
Container height  mm
Previous industry
Automation level
Engine power  kW
Carbonated / Non carbonated
Capper included no
Labeler included no
Conveyor included no
Rinsing / sterilization system no
Asceptic filling no
Length x width x height - × - × -
Weight  kg
worked hours
hours under power
state as-is, where-is
At local norms ---------
status
Last availability date 02/11/2026
Product id P260603112
Language

Automatic description (AI-Generated)

This returnable glass bottling line is a comprehensive system designed for processing returnable glass bottles primarily in 0.33 L and 0.75 L formats. It features equipment from reputable manufacturers including Krones, Kettner, GM Gera, Rink, Syscona, Matec, Falterbaum, and Bohrer, covering all critical stages of the bottling process. The line handles bottles in crates and encompasses crate depalletizing, sorting, bottle decapping, unpacking, bottle washing, empty bottle inspection, filling, screw capping, labelling, full bottle inspection, crate packing, crate inspection, and palletizing.

The nominal filling capacity of the line is approximately 18,000 bottles per hour, with a premix system rated at 22,000 liters per hour. The bottle washing machine, a GM GERA ARCADE model from 2005, is capable of washing up to 17,000 bottles per hour, as indicated by the machine's labeling. The closure type used in the line is plastic screw caps, and labelling is performed using wet glue technology with two labelling aggregates.

Key components include a crate sorting system by Syscona (2014), crate decapper RINK KM 690/4K (2012), crate unpacker Kettner Robot Junior RA3/C-T (1996), crate washer Bohrer R 30 (2011), empty bottle inspector Krones Linatronic (2014), filler and screw capper Krones Volumetic/Modulfill (2012), labelling machine Krones Universella (2012), closure inspection system Syscona Expert FHK (2016), inspection system Krones Checkmat 731 (2012), crate packer Kettner (1996), crate inspection Krones Checkmat 708 (2011), palletizer Matec Rotomat 3B (2002), and a Falterbaum 20000TD premix system (2000).

While the existing crate depalletizer and palletizer are available on site, their older technology is not recommended for inclusion in the acquisition. Modern depalletizing equipment can be offered and integrated based on buyer requirements. The line has been in operation with main machines manufactured between 1996 and 2016 and is scheduled for dismantling in February 2027.

This bottling line is suitable for beverage filling in returnable glass bottles, offering a full process chain with reliable equipment from well-known manufacturers.

The following description has been generated using artificial intelligence based on the product information available. It is provided for guidance only and may not reflect all specifications or conditions. Please contact us if you need precise or confirmed details.


About this seller

Client type Machinery dealer
Active since 2022
Offers online 288
Last activity Nov. 2, 2026

Bevmaq GmbH Verified seller

With a strong focus on quality, reliability and service, Bevmaq supports its clients throughout the entire transaction process. From professional market valuation and data driven pricing to global marketing, logistics coordination and warehousing, the company offers a comprehensive end to end solution that saves time and reduces complexity. This allows customers to focus on their core business while Bevmaq handles the details.
 
Based in Germany and founded by experienced industry professionals, Bevmaq combines deep technical know how with an extensive international network. The team understands the specific requirements of beverage producers and equipment traders and delivers tailored solutions for individual machines as well as complete production lines.
 
By leveraging digital processes and industry expertise, Bevmaq sets new standards in the used beverage machinery market. The company stands for transparency, efficiency and trust, helping clients worldwide unlock value, optimize investments and move their business forward with confidence.
 
Bevmaq GmbH

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