Bottling Trailer #1
Sparkling & Still Beverage Capabilities
Bottling trailer custom designed and built by TriVan containing state-of-the-art equipment custom designed and manufactured by GAI.
Capabilities
Bottling of sparkling beverages up to 5.0 Atmospheres.
In-line carbonation, or bottling from pre-carbonated Brite tanks
Multiple closure options include: Stelvin-P (pressure), Stelvin-P (pasteurization), and conventional screw caps, ROPP screw caps, pry off and twist off crown caps, technical and conventional cork and Champagne cork with wire Muselet
Specifications
53 feet long
Overall height - 159.50 inches
Can be lowered 153.5 inches to enter buildings
220 volt, 3-phase @ 200 Amps
Equipment
Gai 4033 REHP electro-pneumatic, counter pressure Monoblock with crown cap, screw cap and cork applicators; all with automatic closure infeed hoppers
16 spout rinser/sparger
20 spout filler
Gai 6080-2L pressure sensitive labeler with automatic capsule dispenser and applicator and 2 label stations
Ozone machine
On board Parker DBO-5-W Nitrogen generator
Reimers Electra Steam Generator-Boiler
2 Hydrovane air compressors
3M automatic case tape sealer
Laser bottle etching, coding option
On board Hach Dissolve Oxygen meter – Pre-bottling DO’s and post-bottling total package oxygen measurements
Steinfurth carbon dioxide analyzer – Pre and post-bottling CO2 analysis
Fimma Cork humidity analysis
Bottling Through-Puts
Still wine | corks
Terminal uninterrupted, maximum output 4,200 bottles per hour, or 350 cases per hour @ 2,800 cases in 8 hours continual run time
Actual cases per day due to mandated breaks, lunch, normal adjustments/stoppage depends upon the wine, packaging, CO2 levels, etc.
Still wine | screw caps
Terminal, uninterrupted, maximum output 4,000 bottles per hour, or 333 cases per hour @ 2,666 cases in 8 hours continual run time
Actual cases per day due to mandated breaks, lunch, normal adjustments/stoppage depends upon the wine, packaging, CO2 levels, etc.
Sparkling wine | corks, screw caps, or crown caps
Terminal maximum output 2,000 cases per continual run time day
Actual cases per day due to mandated breaks, lunch, normal adjustments/stoppage depends upon the wine, packaging, CO2 levels, etc.