Beverage Production Solutions & Brewery Equipment

Core Solution Categories

Clearly addressing the distinct technical requirements of different beverage types

Beer & Carbonated Beverages

Isobaric foam-free filling: Solves CO₂ stability and filling loss challenges for beer and carbonated drinks, ensuring optimal foam quality and taste while achieving ultra-low total package oxygen (TPO). Specialized solutions for precise CO₂ control and isobaric filling.

Juices & Tea Beverages

Gentle thermal processing: Customized UHT or flash pasteurization systems ensure commercial sterility while maximally preserving the natural flavor, color, and nutrients of juices and teas. Complete solutions for hot-fill and UHT sterilization processes.

Bottled Water & Functional Water

Ultimate purity: Focuses on high-efficiency filtration and ozone-residue-free control, delivering an ultra-clean filling environment that meets the world’s most stringent drinking water standards. Advanced technologies include high-precision filtration, ozone sterilization, and ultra-clean filling.

Ingredient Dosing & Blending Systems

Continuous and precise dosing: Automated weighing and flow meter systems ensure dosing accuracy up to 99.99%, eliminating batch-to-batch flavor variations. Specialized equipment for syrup, concentrate, and wort handling.

Technical Highlights: Aseptic & High-Efficiency Control

Showcasing unique technologies that ensure quality, safety, and efficiency

Perfect Balance of Speed and Precision

Customized electronic flow meters or gravimetric filling nozzles enable ultra-high-speed filling up to 36,000 bottles per hour, with fill accuracy better than ±0.5 mm. Our high-speed filling system perfectly combines productivity with product quality.

Aseptic Environment Design

The filler features an aseptic chamber or isolator design, integrated with fully automated CIP (Clean-in-Place) and SIP (Sterilize-in-Place) systems to ensure the highest level of sterility throughout the entire process. Aseptic design combined with CIP/SIP technology guarantees product safety.

TPO (Total Package Oxygen) Control

Advanced deaeration and pre-purge technologies minimize oxygen ingress during filling, significantly extending the shelf life of beer and beverages. CO₂/TPO control technology ensures consistent product freshness.

The Value of Turnkey Services in the Beverage & Brewing Industry

Demonstrating how our services ensure long-term operational efficiency and regulatory compliance for our clients

End-to-End Energy Efficiency Optimization

We don’t just supply equipment—we deliver integrated utility solutions (water, electricity, compressed air, steam) with optimized heat recovery and cooling systems to minimize overall plant energy consumption. Expert system integration ensures maximum operational efficiency.

Energy Efficiency & System Integration

Integrated utility engineering with optimized heat recovery and cooling systems to reduce total energy consumption

Remote Diagnostics

Leveraging IIoT technology for real-time equipment monitoring, ensuring 24/7 high-efficiency production

Technical Support

Predictive maintenance systems maximize uptime and reduce maintenance costs

High-Speed Filling Engineering

Comprehensive Energy Efficiency Optimization Solutions

Validated by Real-World Projects

Demonstrating credibility through proven success stories

Case Study: High-Speed Hot-Fill Production Facility for a Leading Beverage Company in Southeast Asia

Discover how we helped a renowned beverage company establish an ISO-compliant, high-speed hot-fill production facility in Southeast Asia. Leveraging advanced aseptic filling technology and intelligent control systems, we significantly boosted the client’s production efficiency while ensuring product quality met international standards.

36,000

Bottles/hour filling speed

99.9%

Product yield rate

25%

Energy consumption reduction

ISO Certified

International Standard

Success Story Showcase

Results from High-Speed Filling Project

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Frequently Asked Questions

What is the difference between a 2-vessel and 3-vessel brewhouse configuration?

A 2-vessel brewhouse combines functions (typically Mash/Lauter Tun + Kettle/Whirlpool) to save space and cost, making it ideal for microbreweries and brewpubs. A 3-vessel system separates these processes, allowing for simultaneous mashing and boiling, which significantly increases the number of batches you can brew per day.

Which filling technology is required for beer and carbonated soft drinks (CSD)?

For carbonated beverages, you must use Isobaric (Counter-Pressure) Filling technology. This method pressurizes the bottle to match the tank pressure before filling to prevent foaming and maintain carbonation levels. Gravity filling is only suitable for non-carbonated liquids like still water or juice.

How does your bottling equipment minimize Dissolved Oxygen (DO) in beer?

Our beer bottling machines utilize a Double Pre-Evacuation system. This process vacuums the air out of the bottle and flushes it with CO2 twice before filling begins. This significantly reduces oxygen pickup, which is critical for preserving the flavor stability and shelf life of the beer.

Do I need SUS316 stainless steel for fermentation tanks?

For standard beer brewing, SUS304 stainless steel is the industry standard and is fully sufficient. However, if you are producing high-acidity beverages (like cider, kombucha, or sour beers) or using aggressive chemical cleaners, we recommend upgrading to SUS316 for enhanced corrosion resistance.

Should I choose a Tunnel Pasteurizer or a Flash Pasteurizer?

A Flash Pasteurizer heats the liquid rapidly before it enters the filler; this is energy-efficient and used for kegging or cold-chain products. A Tunnel Pasteurizer sprays hot water onto filled and sealed bottles/cans; this is the best choice for products requiring long shelf stability at room temperature (export markets).

How are the fermentation tanks cooled?

Our fermenters feature dimple cooling jackets welded onto both the cylinder body and the cone. These jackets circulate a glycol solution to precisely control fermentation temperatures and allow for "cold crashing" (rapid cooling) to clarify the beer after fermentation.

Is a dedicated CIP (Clean-in-Place) station necessary?

For commercial production, yes. A dedicated CIP station with separate acid, caustic, and hot water tanks ensures consistent sanitation of all tanks and pipelines without manual scrubbing. This is essential for preventing bacterial contamination and spoilage.

Can one filling machine handle both glass bottles and aluminum cans?

Generally, no. Bottles and cans require different handling parts (star wheels) and completely different sealing mechanisms (capper vs. seamer). While hybrid machines exist, we usually recommend separate lines or interchangeable modules for operational efficiency and seal integrity.

What filtration systems do you offer for beer clarification?

We offer several filtration solutions depending on your clarity requirements: Plate and Frame Filters for basic clarification, Diatomaceous Earth (DE) Candle Filters for fine filtration, and Membrane Filters for sterile filtration prior to bottling.

What utilities are required to run a complete beverage production line?

A standard line requires a 3-phase electrical power supply, a steam boiler (for the brewhouse and CIP heating), an air compressor (for pneumatic valves), a CO2 supply (for carbonation and purging), and a glycol chiller system for temperature control.

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