Complete Line Equipment Video

Thailand 3-in-1 Edible Oil Filling and Capping Line

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What This Video Shows

This project video shows a Thailand edible oil line planned as a 3-in-1 system for 1 L and 2 L bottles. The 1 L configuration is rated at 4,000 bottles per hour.

The footage clearly shows bottle infeed, rotary filling, cap placement, capping, discharge conveying and manual case packing; it does not separately measure both bottle volumes or isolate the third process stage.

Video Highlights

Key Operating Points to Review

01

1 L Output Rated at 4,000 BPH

The project specification rates the 1 L configuration at 4,000 bottles per hour; the 2 L output must be confirmed separately.

02

1 L and 2 L Bottle Handling

The project was planned around the customer's 1 L and 2 L edible oil bottle volumes; final format parts and settings follow bottle and cap sample confirmation.

03

Shift Target with Capacity Reserve

A 20,000-bottle target over eight hours requires a 2,500 BPH average, equal to 62.5% of the stated 1 L rating before operating-efficiency allowances.

04

Full Factory Layout Planning

LEKA prepared alternative factory layouts covering bottle production, filling, inspection, labeling, coding, packing, palletizing and warehouse flow.

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Video Transcript

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The footage follows the Thailand edible oil line from empty-bottle handling into the rotary 3-in-1 section, through visible oil filling, cap placement and capping, then along the discharge conveyor to downstream handling and manual case packing.

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