Aseptic Brick Carton Filler for 500ml-1000ml

Where a 500 ml to 1 litre carton line fits

Half-litre and one-litre bricks are the main shelf formats for UHT milk, fruit nectar, soy drinks and cooking stock. A line in this size range serves a plant that sells to shops and supermarkets rather than single-serve school or vending packs.

For smaller packs, see our brick carton aseptic filler for 100ml-330ml (706 model). Many plants run both sizes from one UHT system.

How the aseptic brick carton filler for 500ml-1000ml runs

Carton stock comes off a reel, passes a sterilising stage, and is formed into a tube. Sterile product then enters through the dosing valve and the jaws seal each brick below the liquid line before the pack is folded square.

According to the table, lines of this kind are usually fully automatic, PLC-controlled, with a form-fill-seal with aseptic dosing valve design. Build is typically stainless steel contact parts, laminated carton stock being the pack. These are typical values, not confirmed figures for this exact model, so we set them out in writing with your quote.

Points to settle before you order

• Pack volume: 500 ml, 1000 ml or both, and the carton shape you sell
• Product type, including pulp, fibre or fat content
• Hourly output you need against your UHT plant's rate
• Local voltage and frequency, steam supply and compressed air
• Straw, cap or plain top, since each changes the closing parts

Buying an aseptic brick carton filler for 500ml-1000ml for export

We quote each order on the Incoterm you choose and pack the line in seaworthy crates for sea freight. Importers in the Philippines and Sri Lanka often ask us to list spare forming parts and seals on the same invoice, which saves a second shipment later. Our page on shipping and export documents explains what each order carries.

If your contract calls for food-contact or machinery papers, we check which certification and compliance documents can go with the unit. Plants that follow the Codex Alimentarius food standards can send us their product details so we review the contact materials first. More carton and bottle lines sit in our food processing equipment and machines range.