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Equipment package procurement

Complete Water Bottling Equipment Package: Supplier Scope

“Complete line” is not a contractual scope. The quotation must name the package battery limits, responsibilities, evidence and acceptance gates.

Complete PET water bottling line equipment reference

Catalog equipment reference

See the equipment before defining the final specification.

This image supports machine-category identification. Final model, output, materials, dimensions, utilities and included accessories still require a confirmed project quotation.

Source: Allot Tech Beverage Bottling Catalog 2026, page 1.

Six records define a complete supplier package

  1. Project basis: approved product, bottle, cap, output, pack and destination inputs.
  2. Equipment schedule: each function, proposed source, quantity, options and exclusions.
  3. Battery-limit drawing: package start/end points and physical connection conditions.
  4. Responsibility matrix: mechanical, electrical, control, utility, site and document owners.
  5. Acceptance plan: machine evidence, package interface evidence, deviations and release rule.
  6. Commercial schedule: price states, Incoterm, payment, delivery, warranty and change control.

Supplier package boundary

Define the battery limits before accepting “complete line.”

BoundaryQuestion to closeDocument that closes it
Start pointDoes supply begin at raw-water inlet, treated-water outlet, preform feed or empty-bottle infeed?Equipment schedule and boundary drawing
End pointDoes supply end at loose bottles, finished bundles/cases or pallet handoff?Layout, pack specification and equipment list
UtilitiesWhich compressors, dryers, receivers, chillers, steam or electrical distribution are supplied?Utility schedule with supplier and buyer rows
IntegrationWho owns mechanical connections, cables, PLC signals, guarding and combined testing?Interface and responsibility matrix
Site workWho provides unloading, foundations, lifting, labor, materials, permits and consumables?Installation and commissioning schedule
AcceptanceWhich tests release each machine, the coordinated package and the shipment?FAT protocol, open-item rule and release record

This page defines supplier-package procurement boundaries. Detailed system architecture and production-line performance belong to their dedicated technical owners.

Questions to close before purchase

01

Is the treatment train based on raw-water analysis?

The treatment train must follow the raw-water analysis and target product-water standard. A generic RO list cannot confirm pretreatment, recovery, cleaning, storage or sanitation requirements.

02

Are nominal machine speeds converted into a realistic saleable-output target?

Convert nominal machine speeds into one saleable-output target at the reference bottle. Review filler, blower, labeler, packer, conveyors, accumulation and planned efficiency on the same basis.

03

Are compressors, molds, coding, conveyors, buffers and inspection devices included or excluded?

Ask for a line-by-line inclusion schedule covering treatment, blowing, compressors, chiller, molds, filler, cap handling, coding, labeling, packing, conveyors, inspection, spares, documents, installation and FAT.

What you should leave with

  • Complete-line boundary map
  • Line-balance review prompts
  • Responsibility and FAT checkpoints

Continue the buyer decision workflow

Water Bottling Machine Quotation: What to Include

Check a water bottling machine quotation for equipment, output basis, format parts, utilities, tests, documents and service. Use a clarification template.

Water Bottling Machine Quotation: What to Include

Last reviewed: 2026-09-04. Technical values and equipment availability are project-specific unless explicitly identified as catalog-reference information.

Project handoff

Configure a water bottling machine around your bottle and required output.

Share the bottle, output, machine scope and what is still uncertain. Allot Tech can coordinate the next technical clarification.

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