Krones Linatronic Empty Bottle Inspector (2014)

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Manufacturer Krones
Model Linatronic
Year 2014
Location Germany DE

Automatic description (AI-Generated)

This Krones Linatronic empty bottle inspector, manufactured in 2014 by the German company Krones, is designed for the inspection of empty glass bottles prior to filling in beverage production lines. It is a critical component in ensuring bottle quality before the filling process. The machine is currently in production and scheduled for professional dismantling in early 2027 as the entire filling line will be replaced.

The Linatronic model is equipped with multiple inspection modules to thoroughly examine various aspects of each bottle. These include base inspection using cameras, sealing surface inspection, thread inspection with conical optics, mouth and finish inspection, sidewall inspection illuminated by LED lighting, and detection of transparent films on the bottle base and sidewall. The system also detects scuffing via a sidewall camera and checks for residual liquid using infrared and high-frequency detection methods. Bottle height control is maintained with a tolerance of ±2.5 mm.

The machine operates at a current capacity of 18,500 bottles per hour but is capable of significantly higher speeds. It handles different bottle formats such as 0.75-liter and 0.5-liter bottles. The inspection process is conducted from left to right.

The reject system is sophisticated, allowing for foreign container rejection at the infeed, contaminated bottle rejection at the discharge, and separate rejection for bottles with damaged finishes or threads.

The machine features a protective transparent cover and metal handles on the front for safety and accessibility. A control panel with a screen and buttons is located on the left side, providing operational control. A yellow emergency stop button is mounted on the right side for safety. The conveyor system includes a metal framework with bottle guides, electrical boxes with warning labels, and control switches. The machine and its components appear clean and well-maintained, with no visible damage or wear. The conveyor belt is loaded with empty glass bottles moving through the inspection line, with sensors or cameras mounted above for thorough inspection. Overall, the equipment presents a clean and orderly appearance, indicating good upkeep.

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 empty bottle inspector (EBI) was manufactured in 2014 by the German manufacturer Krones. The machine is designed for the inspection of empty glass bottles prior to filling in beverage production lines. It is still in production and will be professionally dismantled in early 2027 as the complete filling line will be replaced.

Technical data


Capacity: currently running at 18,500 bph, but can also work at significantly higher speeds.


Formats:



0.75l bottle


0,5l bottle




Application: Inspection of empty bottles prior to filling


Configuration: Multiple inspection modules including base inspection, sealing surface inspection, thread inspection, mouth/finish inspection, sidewall inspection, residual liquid detection, foreign container detection, bottle height control (±2.5 mm tolerance)


Inspection systems:Base inspection (camera) Sealing surface inspection Thread inspection (conical optics) Mouth / finish inspection Sidewall inspection with LED illumination Detection of transparent films on bottle base and sidewall Scuffing detection via sidewall camera Residual liquid detection via infrared system and high-frequency detection


Reject systems:


Foreign container rejection at infeed


Contaminated bottle rejection at discharge


Separate rejection for bottles with damaged finish or thread


Direction of operation: Left to right

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. 3, 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 empty bottle inspector (EBI) was manufactured in 2014 by the German manufacturer Krones. The machine is designed for the inspection of empty glass bottles prior to filling in beverage production lines. It is still in production and will be professionally dismantled in early 2027 as the complete filling line will be replaced.

Technical data


Capacity: currently running at 18,500 bph, but can also work at significantly higher speeds.


Formats:



0.75l bottle


0,5l bottle




Application: Inspection of empty bottles prior to filling


Configuration: Multiple inspection modules including base inspection, sealing surface inspection, thread inspection, mouth/finish inspection, sidewall inspection, residual liquid detection, foreign container detection, bottle height control (±2.5 mm tolerance)


Inspection systems:Base inspection (camera) Sealing surface inspection Thread inspection (conical optics) Mouth / finish inspection Sidewall inspection with LED illumination Detection of transparent films on bottle base and sidewall Scuffing detection via sidewall camera Residual liquid detection via infrared system and high-frequency detection


Reject systems:


Foreign container rejection at infeed


Contaminated bottle rejection at discharge


Separate rejection for bottles with damaged finish or thread


Direction of operation: Left to right

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.



Automatic description (AI-Generated)

This Krones Linatronic empty bottle inspector, manufactured in 2014 by the German company Krones, is designed for the inspection of empty glass bottles prior to filling in beverage production lines. It is a critical component in ensuring bottle quality before the filling process. The machine is currently in production and scheduled for professional dismantling in early 2027 as the entire filling line will be replaced.

The Linatronic model is equipped with multiple inspection modules to thoroughly examine various aspects of each bottle. These include base inspection using cameras, sealing surface inspection, thread inspection with conical optics, mouth and finish inspection, sidewall inspection illuminated by LED lighting, and detection of transparent films on the bottle base and sidewall. The system also detects scuffing via a sidewall camera and checks for residual liquid using infrared and high-frequency detection methods. Bottle height control is maintained with a tolerance of ±2.5 mm.

The machine operates at a current capacity of 18,500 bottles per hour but is capable of significantly higher speeds. It handles different bottle formats such as 0.75-liter and 0.5-liter bottles. The inspection process is conducted from left to right.

The reject system is sophisticated, allowing for foreign container rejection at the infeed, contaminated bottle rejection at the discharge, and separate rejection for bottles with damaged finishes or threads.

The machine features a protective transparent cover and metal handles on the front for safety and accessibility. A control panel with a screen and buttons is located on the left side, providing operational control. A yellow emergency stop button is mounted on the right side for safety. The conveyor system includes a metal framework with bottle guides, electrical boxes with warning labels, and control switches. The machine and its components appear clean and well-maintained, with no visible damage or wear. The conveyor belt is loaded with empty glass bottles moving through the inspection line, with sensors or cameras mounted above for thorough inspection. Overall, the equipment presents a clean and orderly appearance, indicating good upkeep.

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. 3, 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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