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GFP-40H combines 40 published heads with a 12,000 bottles/hour reference, 3.7 kW power and a 2500 x 2500 x 2200 mm overall envelope. The nearly square footprint can simplify some layouts, but it also makes service clearance and conveyor approach angles part of the purchasing decision.
Low-vacuum constant-level filling meters to a visible level rather than to mass. The published 12,000 bottles/hour figure is a reference condition, not a guaranteed complete-line result.
Published reference configuration
The table is retained exactly as published. Final compatibility, sustained output and supplied components must be stated in the technical quotation and acceptance protocol.
| Project | Parameters |
|---|---|
| Model | GFP-40H |
| Number of filling heads | 40 |
| Reference production | 12,000 bottles/hour |
| Total power | 3.7 kW |
| Overall dimensions | 2500×2500×2200 mm |
| Filling method | Low vacuum/constant level filling |
| Applicable liquids | Wine, rice wine, soy sauce, vinegar and other easily foaming liquids |
Fit test for the 40-head model
GFP-40H uses a level-based low-vacuum concept. Its normal candidate is a firm bottle whose finish can be presented consistently to the valve, filled with a non-sparkling liquid that remains sufficiently fluid. If the recipe tends to foam, test the final formulation and temperature rather than a water-only substitute.
Do not assume compatibility with carbonated drinks, liquids containing pulp or other solids, very thick media, soft packages or net-weight dosing. A separate filling principle and sample study are needed for those conditions.
Model-specific purchasing checks
- Review a scaled layout that includes the filler perimeter, guard opening, electrical cabinet and safe access to the product and vacuum connections.
- Confirm the permitted bottle-height and neck-finish range in writing; the public dimensions do not define format compatibility.
- Ask the manufacturer to quote both the minimum required configuration and optional line automation separately so price comparisons remain meaningful.
Forty stations and the public reference output do not establish maintenance simplicity, bottle protection or achieved accuracy. These belong in drawings, operating procedures and acceptance records.
Line interfaces and changeover plan
The 40H interface drawing should resolve conveyor elevation, infeed pressure, discharge spacing and the physical route to closure and labeling. Where floor space is tight, include maintenance removal paths before civil work begins.
Use the nearly square published footprint to review real access, not just machine placement. Draw guard opening, cabinet access, product and vacuum connections, conveyor approach angles and the path for removing format parts. Coordinate the discharge with closure, inspection and labeling controls, including accumulation and fault recovery.
The purchase file should define bottle-format identification, baseline settings and first-piece approval after changeover. For sanitation, specify product-contact surfaces, seal materials, drain sequence, removed parts, wash method and who supplies cleaning skids or chemicals.
Samples and manufacturer quote inputs
To price GFP-40H correctly, provide liquid composition and operating range, foam and cleaning data, bottle samples with dimensioned finishes, target level, closure details, accepted throughput by SKU, floor plan, upstream and downstream machine information, electrical standard, available services, destination and the desired field-support package.
FAT, SAT and acceptance basis
Use the FAT to validate both normal production and a documented format change. Record the parts changed, settings used, elapsed time and first acceptable bottle after restart without turning that observation into a universal changeover guarantee.
Make one documented format change part of FAT. Record the pieces exchanged, settings, sanitation steps, elapsed observation and first conforming bottles, while avoiding a universal changeover promise. The production run also needs written level, foam, reject and stop-restart criteria; SAT verifies installation-dependent items.
Price, delivery and written after-sales scope
The factory quotation should distinguish standard equipment from project options. Require separate lines for bottle parts, product connections, controls, guarding, conveyors, drawings, certificates actually requested, packing, delivery, installation, commissioning, training, warranty, recommended inventory and after-sales response.
Compare the series and request a quote
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Check the 40H layout and format scope. Send dimensioned bottles and the plant drawing through the quotation channel.