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Bag-in-Box Fillers
With the Kreuzmayr Bag-in-Box fillers (KBF) and bottling lines, juice can be filled into different vessels. This makes it possible to fill liquids, both cold or hot from the pasteurizer, into bottles or bag-in-box pouches. The flow meter electronically reads the juice volume as well as the filling amount can be set on a digital display (KBF). The bag-in-box filler automatically stops when the set volume is achieved, ensuring a clean operation without any overflow of your product.
- Made completely of stainless steel
- Quick adjustment for various filling volumes
- Available for different pouch and bottle sizes
- Filling pump with magnetic-inductive flow meter (KBF 2000)
- Clean handling with no overflow of product
- Simple layout through the touchscreen display (KBF 2000)
- Fully automatic cleaning mode with adapter
- Foam-insensitive level monitoring
For the KBF:
Ideally, the buffer tank is filled via the Kreuzmayr Pasteurizer and controlled by a filling level indicator. The set filling volume is indicated on the digital display which can be adjusted as needed. The juice is pumped into the bag through a pump that is monitored by a flow meter. The bag-in-box pouch is then placed into the intake, the cap of the pouch is taken off with the gripper and the filling valve is placed into the spout of the bag. The filling procedure begins as soon as the spout is sealed and finishes automatically once the set volume is achieved.
For the KRF:
The Kreuzmayr Inline Bottle Fillers can fill a variety of different heights. This is completed using a filling valve made of stainless steel, with a rubber gasket. The empty bottles are placed under the filler spout. This opens the filling valves and the liquid flows from the buffer tank into the bottles through gravity.
- Plug and play operation
- Compact construction
- Minimum space required
- Integrated control cabinet
- Automatic operation
- Built from stainless steel
- Quick and simple to clean
- CE certified
- UL/CSA compatible
| Technical Data Bag-in-Box Fillers and Bottling Line KBF & KRF | ||||
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KRF 4 |
KRF 6 |
KRF 8 |
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Nominal Output in Liters (10 liters/5 liters bag per hour) |
2000/1200 |
400 x 1 L Bottles |
600 x 1L Bottles |
800 x 1L Bottles |
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Filling Accuracy (ml/bag) |
50 |
- |
- |
- |
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Electrical Connection (V/Hz) |
208-480V |
N/A |
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Dimensions (mm) Length x Width x Height) |
800 x 1020 x 1900 |
750 x 500 x 1550 |
1000 x 500 x 1550 |
1350 x 500 x 1550 |
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Weight (kg) |
150 |
40 |
50 |
60 |
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Bag Contact Surface L x W (mm) |
630 x 480 |
N/A |
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Pneumatic Connection (bar) |
6 |
N/A |
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Air Consumption (liters/hour) |
300 |
N/A |
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