If you are filling 5 gallon or 2-1/2 gallon containers, like jugs or bulk containers, with thin liquids like water and beverages, this layout will help you plan your equipment and space needs.

Here is a common layout for efficient use of space. The horseshoe configuration lets this type of filling line fit in a small area. While it's shown with an automatic piston filler, it would work equally well with pump fillers, overflow fillers and more.

Here is a system that allows a single operator to monitor the rinsing, filling, capping, coding and labeling. This highly automated filling system, as shown, is designed for water bottlers. It includes water sterilization and filtering. For other beverages, you only have to replace the water preparation with the correct product storage and preparation.

This is a floor plan for an automatic, twin line, beverage filling plant. It is perfect for filling water and non-carbonated beverages in PET bottles.

Here is a complete bottle filling system that allows a single operator to monitor the rinsing, filling, capping, coding and labeling. This highly automated filling system, as shown, is designed for water bottlers. It includes water sterilization and filtering. For other beverages, you only have to replace the water preparation with the correct product storage and preparation.

Here is a complete 233 BPM bottle filling system that allows a single operator to monitor the rinsing, filling, capping, coding and labeling. This highly automated filling system, as shown, is designed for water bottlers. It includes water sterilization and filtering. For other beverages, you only have to replace the water preparation with the correct product storage and preparation.