Blowing-Filling-Capping Combiblock

A combiblock unites stretch blow molding, filling, and capping in a single frame with synchronized transfer starwheels, so bottles pass directly from blowing wheel to filler without air conveyors, accumulation, or rinsing. Removing empty-bottle handling cuts footprint by roughly a third, removes bottle contamination paths, and lets the whole line run at one controlled speed, commonly 10,000 to 80,000 bottles per hour for water, CSD, juice, and dairy applications, including aseptic executions. The trade-off is single-vendor dependence and coupled availability: if one module stops, the block stops.

Preforms are heated and blown on the integrated blower; transfer starwheels grip bottles by the neck ring and hand them directly to the filling carousel where flow-metered or weight-based valves dose product; a capping turret then applies and torques closures, all servo-synchronized under a single control system and enclosed cabin with filtered air.