8 Heads Bottle Filling and Capping Machine

The 8-head machine fills and caps up to 400 bottles per hour on 330 ml and 500 ml glass bottles. It is the second-highest model in the range, and at this rate a single unit covers what two entry-level machines would deliver with one operator crew. Tell us your bottle size and target daily output and we will confirm the figure.

It handles 330 ml and 500 ml glass bottles. Changeable format parts cover both sizes, and we recommend keeping a change part set for each bottle you run regularly, because a format change on a machine at this output is a planned task rather than a quick on-the-fly adjustment. Send us your bottle size and product format list, and we will confirm how many change-part sets you need.

It is designed for producers who are expanding — either running two products in parallel, or moving from single to double shift on one product. It fits breweries whose packaging demand has outgrown a 4 or 6-head unit but whose volume still does not justify a full automatic line. If your bottleneck is already upstream of the filler, a larger head count will not help.

The machine measures Power and compressed air are the main connections, with a water supply needed if you run a rinser ahead of the filler. One operator is sufficient, but this is the model where the surrounding arrangement starts to matter: at 400 bottles per hour the crew should not be moving containers by hand, so plan bottle infeed and packed output as routes rather than as improvised space. Machine dimensions are listed in the Technical Specifications table on this page.

Yes. The 8-head unit shares its architecture with the 10-head model, so the upgrade path is a filling head assembly and drive change rather than a new machine. If you expect volume to keep growing, tell us at quotation stage so the frame and utility connections are specified to take the larger head set from the start. Upgrading a power supply or air line later costs more than sizing it once.