PET Juice and Tea Hot Filling Line - 24,000 BPH

Capacity Planning Guide

24,000 BPH PET Juice and Tea Hot Filling Line - Capacity Planning Guide

Plan a 24,000 BPH PET Juice and Tea Hot Filling Line project around the real product, package, shifts, efficiency, utilities and acceptance test instead of choosing a machine from nameplate speed alone.

Technical planning content reviewed August 29, 2026

Editorial basis

Planning guidance, not a final machine specification

Published by Allot Technology (Suzhou) Co., Ltd. This multilingual library uses a consistent buyer-decision framework and independently prepared language packs. Confirm the final configuration against supplier drawings, actual product and packaging samples, destination requirements and the signed technical agreement.

Project decision basis

Planning snapshot

Blending, deaeration or homogenization where required, pasteurization, hot filling, closing, bottle cooling, drying, labeling and packing must be sized around the real recipe and package.

Rated capacity
24,000 BPH
Reference basis
500 mL heat-resistant PET bottle, agreed product recipe and confirmed hot-fill temperature
Complete line boundary
Blending, deaeration or homogenization where required, pasteurization, hot filling, closing, bottle cooling, drying, labeling and packing must be sized around the real recipe and package.

BPH / CPH PLANNING BASIS

Output by shift and planning efficiency

The figures below are planning estimates, not guaranteed production. Deduct sanitation, changeovers and planned stops before applying the efficiency assumption.

Scheduled hoursPlanning efficiencyEstimated saleable containers
870%134,400
880%153,600
1670%268,800
1680%307,200
2080%384,000
2085%408,000

CAPACITY WORKSHEET

Required capacity worksheet

A budget quote becomes technically useful only after the liquid, container, closure, output basis, line scope, site conditions and destination are confirmed.

Required rated capacity30,000 BPH

Send these project inputs

  • Product name, formula behavior, temperature and cleaning requirement
  • Container material, volume, dimensions, drawing and representative samples
  • Closure or seam specification, feed orientation and representative samples
  • Saleable output by SKU, shifts, campaign length and expansion plan
  • Label, code, multipack, case and pallet requirements
  • Building dimensions, voltage, water, air, steam, cooling and drainage
  • Destination, trade terms, installation boundary and requested schedule

From requirement to acceptance

  1. 01Approve product and package basis
  2. 02Freeze process flow, line boundary and layout
  3. 03Normalize quotations and acceptance criteria
  4. 04Track manufacture, FAT, shipment, SAT and support close-out

RFQ · FAT · SAT · TCO

A five-part specification record for this project

Use these decision gates to turn search research into a comparable RFQ, test plan and delivery boundary.

01

Freeze the product and package samples before final machine selection.

02

Separate rated speed from sustained saleable output by SKU and shift.

03

Confirm utilities, layout, drainage, access and operator responsibilities.

04

Write measurable FAT and SAT criteria into the commercial agreement.

05

Compare total installed scope, spares, shipping and support instead of headline machine price.

Core process and filling equipmentContainer and closure handlingLabeling, coding and inspectionPacking, conveying and pallet handlingUtilities, installation and site workSpares, export packing, freight and support

BUYER QUESTIONS

Capacity planning questions

Does the stated hourly capacity equal daily saleable output?

No. Daily output depends on scheduled hours, sanitation, format changes, short stops, rejects and the sustained efficiency achieved by the integrated line.

Can a complete line be quoted from capacity alone?

No. The supplier also needs the product, package, closure, process, utilities, packing format, destination and acceptance basis.

How should capacity be proven before shipment?

Agree a FAT protocol that states the product or approved substitute, package samples, test duration, speed basis, quality checks, instruments and pass criteria.

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A budget quote becomes technically useful only after the liquid, container, closure, output basis, line scope, site conditions and destination are confirmed.

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