What is BPH in filling lines? +
BPH stands for Bottles Per Hour. It measures the production capacity of a filling line — how many bottles it can fill, cap, and label in one hour. Use our BPH Calculator to find out what capacity you need.
What's the difference between water, juice, and CSD filling lines? +
Water filling lines use gravity or overflow filling. Juice lines often require hot-fill or piston filling for thicker liquids. CSD (carbonated soft drink) lines use isobaric counter-pressure filling to maintain carbonation. See our Comparison Page for details.
How much does a filling line cost? +
Prices vary widely based on capacity, automation level, and beverage type. A basic low-speed water line starts around $15,000 USD, while fully automatic high-speed CSD lines can reach $200,000+. Request a quote for accurate pricing.
Can I use one filling line for different beverages? +
Some multi-purpose lines can handle different products with proper cleaning and changeover procedures. However, dedicated lines for each beverage type typically offer better efficiency and quality control.
Do you offer after-sales support? +
Yes, we provide installation guidance, spare parts supply, and remote technical support for all lines we quote. Contact us via the Get a Quote page for details.
How long does it take to install a filling line? +
Installation time depends on complexity. A basic water line can be installed in 3-5 days, while a fully automated multi-beverage line may take 2-3 weeks. We help coordinate installation with your team.