Food Processing Machines for Dairy, Juice and Bottling Lines

These are standalone units that act as building blocks for a dairy, juice or water plant. You can buy one machine to fill a gap in a line you already run, or a set of units that work as one line.

Where our food processing machines sit in a plant

A liquid food line runs in steps. You mix the product, heat it to kill germs and hold it in tanks. Then you fill, seal, label and pack it. We group the range the same way, so you can find the step you need.

Preparation and heat treatment

The preparation system group holds colloid mills, cream separators, high pressure homogenizers, emulsification tanks, vacuum degassers and water-powder mixers. They set the texture and keep the mix from splitting before it is filled. The sterilization system group adds tubular UHT sterilizers, plate pasteurizers, retort autoclaves and spray tunnels that pasteurize and then cool sealed packs.

Tanks, pumps and pipework

Our stainless steel tanks include aseptic tanks, fermentation tanks, cooling and heating tanks, milk receiving tanks and a tank for milk carry vehicles. Sanitary pumps, valves, fittings and pipelines link each stage. A compact CIP cleaning system then washes, rinses and sanitizes tanks, pipes and fillers between runs, so staff do not need to take the line apart by hand.

Filling, sealing and packing

This is the biggest part of the range. The aseptic carton filling machine group handles brick cartons from 100-330ml up to 500-1000ml, with straw applicators, cap applicators and cartoning machines. Other fillers cover PET bottle blowing-filling-capping, isobaric and hot-filling 3-in-1 units, gable top cartons, glass bottles, cups and pouches. After filling, labelers, batch coding machines, band sealers, shrink wrappers and strapping machines get the product ready to ship.

Water, carbonation and utilities

Bottling plants need clean water, so we also supply hollow fiber ultra-filtration and reverse osmosis units. A carbonated drinks mixer sets the gas level for soda and sparkling water. Air compressors and air dryers keep the line running.

What to confirm before you order

Most problems with food processing machines start with a spec that no one pinned down. Before we quote, we confirm these points with each buyer:

• Food-grade material. Which grade of stainless steel must touch the product, and whether the whole frame or only the wetted parts must be stainless.
• Batch or continuous mode. A batch tank suits small runs and many recipes, while a continuous line suits long runs of one product.
• CIP requirement. Whether the machine must hook into a central clean-in-place loop, or needs its own cleaning unit.
• Pack format and size. Carton, PET bottle, glass, cup or pouch, and the fill volume in ml or litres.
• Power supply. Site voltage and frequency, so motors and controls are built to match.

Buyers usually ask us whether tank size or line output can be changed. In many cases it can, but we confirm the capacity against your product and site before we promise it. Figures we do not show here, such as lead time, are confirmed when we quote.

Export supply and tender support

We ship food processing machines to importers, distributors, contractors and tender buyers in the Philippines, Sri Lanka and other markets. Each order is packed for sea freight and shipped with a commercial invoice, packing list, bill of lading and certificate of origin. Our page on shipping, Incoterms and export documents explains who pays for what under each term. For port and currency notes, see machinery export to the Philippines.

Tender and dairy board orders

Dairy boards and food safety schemes often buy through a tender. Food-grade material papers and CIP compliance are common pass or fail points. We match our datasheets to the tender brief and confirm which compliance documents we can supply at enquiry, rather than assume them. You can read how we handle this on our certifications and compliance documents page.

For food safety context, the Codex Alimentarius standards from FAO and WHO are a useful reference, and the EU machinery rules explain CE marking for the European market. Both are listed in the references below.

Related ranges

If you need a full turnkey line, such as a juice or dairy plant, see our food processing plants and lines. For chilled storage after processing, browse our refrigeration and cold storage equipment.