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PET Bottle Carbonated Soft Drink Filling Machine — FAT Test

Factory acceptance test video of a DCGF series isobaric filling machine running carbonated soft drink under pressure: bottle transfer, filling stability, foam control, capping and discharge.

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What this video proves

This FAT video shows a PET bottle carbonated soft drink filling machine running under pressure. Buyers can review bottle transfer, isobaric filling stability, foam control, capping alignment and finished bottle discharge before shipment.

Visible test conditions

The video should clearly show the operating environment and the machine sections that affect filling quality.

  • Pressurized filling bowl and filling valve operation
  • Bottle infeed, starwheel transfer and discharge conveyor
  • Cap feeding, capping head movement and finished bottle output

Buyer review points

Use this video to check whether the test conditions are close to your own bottle, product and speed requirement.

  • Filling level consistency and foam control
  • Cap placement stability and bottle discharge rhythm
  • Machine scope needed for a complete CSD production line

FAT result summary

The machine is ready for buyer review when filling pressure, bottle transfer, foam control, cap torque and conveyor synchronization match the project target.

  • Recommended next step: confirm bottle drawing and target capacity.
  • Ask for a matched layout when the filler connects to labeling and packing.
Video timeline

Key scenes to review in the FAT video

A video detail page should not depend on the thumbnail alone. The timeline makes the machine actions readable for buyers, search engines and AI answer systems.

00:00

Bottle infeed and starwheel transfer

Check whether PET bottles enter the machine smoothly and whether the starwheel transfer keeps stable spacing.

00:42

Isobaric filling and foam control

Review pressure filling action, liquid level stability and foam behavior during carbonated beverage filling.

01:18

Cap feeding and capping alignment

Confirm that cap feeding, bottle neck position and capping head movement are synchronized.

01:48

Finished bottle discharge and output inspection

Check finished bottle flow, cap appearance and discharge conveyor rhythm after the filling block.

Full text summary

Carbonated soft drink filling machine FAT test summary

This video demonstrates a DCGF series carbonated soft drink filling machine during a factory acceptance test. The machine is configured for PET bottle carbonated beverage production and combines rinsing, isobaric filling and capping in one monoblock system.

The visible test focuses on bottle transfer stability, pressure filling behavior, foam control, cap application and finished bottle discharge. For buyers planning a carbonated drink line, the video helps confirm whether the filling machine can support stable production before it is connected with labeling, packing, water treatment, blending and carbonation systems.

00:00The PET bottles enter the filling machine through the infeed conveyor and transfer wheel.
00:42The isobaric filling section controls pressure to reduce gas loss and foaming.
01:18The capper applies plastic screw caps while bottle movement remains synchronized.
01:48Finished bottles leave the machine for downstream labeling and packing review.
Video FAQ

Questions buyers ask about this FAT video

Can I get a FAT video for my own bottle and product?

Yes. After confirming bottle drawing, product type and target capacity, a matched machine test can be arranged and recorded before shipment.

Does the video show a filler only or a full line?

This video focuses on the filling machine. A complete line adds labeling, packing, water treatment, blending and carbonation depending on the project.

What capacity does this machine support?

The test reference is 8,000-12,000 BPH; the final speed depends on bottle size, cap type and product.

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