Suitable for
Projects that match this page decision
- Early-stage machine sizing with known daily demand
- Comparing the reserve included in different proposals
- Preparing an RFQ before a final model is selected
Tool / daily output to preliminary BPH
Bottled Water Filling Machine Capacity and Model Selection
Required BPH should be calculated from saleable daily demand and realistic net production time, not chosen from a supplier table in isolation.
Answer first
Enter daily saleable bottles, net operating hours, planning efficiency and growth reserve. The result is a preliminary machine requirement. The final model still depends on the reference bottle, larger-format speed, cap, line balance and FAT method.
Tool 01 / required BPH
Calculate a preliminary machine requirement
Required BPH = daily saleable bottles ÷ net operating hours ÷ planning efficiency × growth reserve.
Reference selector
Compare the preliminary requirement with the published family
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| Reference model | Output | Machine size | Weight | Machine power |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| XGF14-12-5 | 6,000 BPH | L2360 × W1770 × H2700 mm | 2,800 kg | 2.42 kW |
| XGF16-16-5 | 8,000 BPH | L2760 × W2060 × H2700 mm | 3,800 kg | 3.12 kW |
| XGF24-24-8 | 13,000 BPH | L2800 × W2230 × H2700 mm | 4,800 kg | 3.92 kW |
| XGF32-32-8 | 16,000 BPH | L4215 × W2960 × H2700 mm | 5,800 kg | 4.92 kW |
| XGF40-40-12 | 18,000 BPH | L4360 × W3300 × H2700 mm | 6,800 kg | 7.30 kW |
| XGF50-50-15 | 24,000 BPH | L5900 × W4123 × H2700 mm | 8,600 kg | 7.87 kW |
| XGF60-60-15 | 30,000 BPH | L5770 × W5288 × H2700 mm | 10,800 kg | 11.00 kW |
| XGF72-72-18 | 36,000 BPH | L6540 × W4900 × H2700 mm | 12,800 kg | 11.40 kW |
| XGF80-80-18 | 42,000 BPH | L7800 × W6380 × H2700 mm | 15,000 kg | 15.37 kW |
Published container basis: 500 ml; bottle height 170-320 mm; bottle diameter 50-115 mm; published container range 500-2000 ml.
Not suitable for
Boundaries that need a different platform or review
- Guaranteeing a production schedule without line-balance data
- Applying the selected reference to every bottle size
- Publishing an invented model below the catalog family
Inputs required
Evidence to provide before confirmation
- Daily saleable bottle target
- Net operating hours after planned stops
- Planning efficiency as a decimal or percentage
- Growth reserve and main bottle volume
Machine function
What happens at this machine or decision boundary
- Required BPH equals daily bottles divided by net hours and planning efficiency, multiplied by growth reserve.
- The selector finds the first published reference at or above the preliminary requirement.
- The output separates catalog reference from engineering confirmation.
Configuration decisions
Options that must appear in the proposal
- Practical operating hours and efficiency
- Reserve for demand growth and stoppages
- Main bottle used for the published rating
- Whether a higher band is needed for line balance
Interface requirements
Upstream, downstream and utility handovers
- Upstream bottle supply must sustain the selected rate.
- Treated-water delivery must support the required product flow.
- Downstream labeling and packing must not become the limiting machine.
Buyer risks
Questions to close before order
- Using scheduled hours instead of net production hours
- Ignoring larger-bottle or changeover losses
- Selecting by nominal speed without checking connected equipment
FAT checks
How to verify the agreed basis
- Use the agreed reference bottle and cap.
- Record continuous running time, stops and saleable output.
- Separate machine-caused losses from external starvation or blockage.
Quotation scope
What the commercial offer should state
- Daily demand and calculation basis
- Reference container and model band
- Guaranteed or acceptance output wording
- Interface responsibilities and FAT method
Allot Tech / capacity-model-selection
Turn this decision into a comparable machine scope
Send the bottle, cap, reference output, existing equipment and destination. Final values are confirmed in the project proposal.