Complete KHS PET bottling line for soft drinks and juices.
(500ml bottles 13200 units/hr, 1l 12000 units/hr and 1.5l 9000 units/hr) Including:
Includes Control systems
KHS CIP System
DRV PET packaging
cap inspector and… Learn more
Buy & Sell Used FOOD BEVERAGE for Sale
Machine Information
Used Bühler HOSOKAWA BEPEX - GB.1290 Chocolate Candy Production line.
Description:
Casting machine according to the "endless chain" principle. Single belt installation with continuous transport chain. The molds are vertically guided,… Learn more
Machine Information
Manufacturer: Seres Szerszám Kft, Hungary.
Plant for producing PET bottles from molds SOK-PF-2/2
Operating hours: 2,300 - number of produced PET bottles: 5 500 000 head
1.5-liter bottle: H: 33.5 cm, W: 8,7 cm
2-liter bottle: H: 34.5… Learn more
Used SMI SK450T Tray Former Packer / Shrink
Capability to pack loose cans /bottles into Tray/film with several sizes and pack configurations
Output 45 Total packs/min
Runs Clear or Printed Film
Last Running CSD PET Bottles… Learn more
Used ILLIG Skinpack machine SK 100c with cutting table SG 500
Specifications SK 100c
Carton size: 995 x 500 mm
Film width: 540 mm
Box height: max. 300 mm… Learn more
Complete KRONES/KHS/KETTNER RBG bottling Line Beer, Softdrinks
Capacity 60.000 Bottles
Bottle Size EURO 0,5l - Glass
Everything from :
Unpacker
Depalletizer
H&K Bottle washer
KHS bottle inspector
KRONES… Learn more
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Bottling/Packaging line for still drinks Completely NEW - NEVER USED - 6000b/h
This line can fill wine, liquors, oil and other still drinks
depalletizer, TMG, type VEGA 50
blowing machine, ALFATEK-FINAGRI
monobloc filler, ALFATEK-… Learn more
Frequently Asked Questions about used Food & Beverage
What equipment does the food and beverage industry use in production?
Food processing machines prepare, portion, form or pack food – typical examples include fillers, mixers, cutters, forming lines and packaging systems. They are used in bakeries, meat and dairy plants, confectionery production and convenience food manufacturing. As used machines they are often available at short notice and cost significantly less than comparable new equipment.
How do I choose the right used food processing machine for my product?
Start with your product and its consistency, the required throughput, connection dimensions and how easy the machine is to clean – in other words, whether it fits your recipe, cycle times and hygiene plan. Also ask about materials such as stainless steel, wear parts and the availability of spare parts. Asset-Trade supports the selection with a dedicated project manager and can arrange on-site inspection and demonstration.
What does a used food processing machine cost?
The price depends on machine type, year of construction, equipment and condition, so we do not quote flat figures. Used food processing machines typically cost 40–70% less than comparable new machines. When budgeting, also allow for transport, installation, operator briefing and any modifications. A free machine appraisal from Asset-Trade helps you judge offers realistically.
How is the condition of used food processing machines checked?
Asset-Trade inspects used food processing machines in several stages, including functional tests of the main assemblies and a visual check of wear parts. In food production, cleanability, surface condition, seals and open pipework also matter a great deal. On-site inspection and demonstration are possible so you can assess the condition yourself. Food-safety approval for your own operation is something you should clarify with your local food authority or auditor.
Can a used food processing machine be shipped and exported worldwide?
Yes – Asset-Trade handles worldwide shipping and export, including loading, freight and the required export documentation. A dedicated project manager coordinates the process along our 7-step purchase procedure, from enquiry to handover. If required, we assist with positioning at the destination and with briefing your operating staff.
Is a used food processing machine worth it compared with a new one, and what mistakes should I avoid?
Used food processing machines make sense when you need extra capacity quickly or want a proven model range at lower cost – typical savings are 40–70% versus new. Common mistakes include focusing only on the purchase price, ignoring spare-part and service routes, and buying without an inspection. Asset-Trade therefore offers a free machine appraisal, multi-stage inspection with functional tests and on-site viewing.
