Bottling Requirements for Your Brewery
Selecting the appropriate beer filling equipment for your brewery begins with a thorough understanding of your filling requirements.

Questions to consider include:

1. Production Rate: How many bottles or cans do you need to fill per hour?

2. Container Specifications:What are the size and shape of your containers?

3. Carbonation: Do you need to fill carbonated or non-carbonated beer?

4.Sterilization and disinfection

These factors play a crucial role in choosing the equipment that aligns perfectly with your brewery’s production goals and the characteristics of your beer products.

There are four main types of beer filling equipment: counter-pressure fillers, gravity fillers, isobaric fillers, and piston fillers. Each type possesses distinctive features and advantages, catering to specific brewery needs and production requirements.

Counter Pressure Fillers: Widely adopted in the brewing industry, counter pressure fillers employ CO2 pressurization to efficiently fill both bottles and cans with carbonated beer. Their versatility makes them a popular choice for various packaging formats.

Gravity Fillers: Operated by the force of gravity, these fillers may have a slower pace, but they prove highly effective, especially when filling non-carbonated beer. Their simplicity and reliability make them suitable for specific brewery requirements.

Isobaric Fillers: Adding an extra layer of precision, isobaric fillers utilize a vacuum alongside CO2 pressure to ensure the even distribution of carbonated beer in both bottles and cans. This technology contributes to consistent product quality.

Piston Fillers: While operating at a slightly slower speed, piston fillers shine in filling thicker liquids such as stouts and porters. Their piston mechanism accommodates a range of beer viscosities, providing versatility in the brewing process.

We can supply semi-automatic filling equipment or automatic filling line, for both cans and bottles, if your brewery daily beer output is 500L and your bottle is 330ml/450ml, but you have a tight budget below 10,000USD, you can choose our 4 or 6heads bottle filler, which the filling capacity is 300-400bph, you can finish your filling within 1-2hours. If your brewery production capacity is much bigger, more than 1000L perday, and you want to finish filling within a limited time, you can choose fully automatic filling machines, which the filling capacity can be realized from 500b-2000bottles easily, the budget is much higher too, normally from 15,000-30,000USD.

Canned beer has often been criticized in the past, which is related to the possession of the cheaper, more chewy beer. But in fact, canned beer is fresher and tastes better than bottled beer. This is because cans can lock the taste of beer and block light, the main enemy of beer. Sunlight will make beer sour or deteriorate faster. Although beer will eventually lose its freshness, the use of cans for packaging can maintain freshness for a longer period than bottled beer. This is why more and more high-end beer is packaged in cans.

Yes, our beer can filling machine has a sealing function. It is suitable for isobaric filling and sealing of carbonated beverages in the beverage industry. Filling and sealing integrated designs. The power system ensures absolute synchronization and coordination by filling and sealing the system. It uses advanced machinery, electrical equipment, and pneumatic control technology.

• Sales & engineers could be keeping 24 hours online for service.
• HGMC provides a 6 year warranty on tanks sold with manufacturing defects from the factory.
• HGMC provides a 6 year warranty on tank accessories&electronic components provided they are used under the scope.
• HGMC does not cover damage to tanks from unloading of tanks at customer site, damage resulting from improper use of tanks for products other than beer or appropriate beverage, damage from exceeding designed tanks pressure, damage from CIP or cleaning, usage above and beyond the scope of the tanks design.