Aseptic fi lling technology aims at reaching

the best performance in terms of fi lling

speed, accuracy, fl exibility and, at the

same time, maintaining the sterility of the

pro-duct: GEA aseptic fi llers are designed

focusing on the elimination of any possible

risk for the product and crucial attention

to environmental control.

The volumetric counterpressure electronic

fi ller Fillstar CX EVO is based on the prin-

ciple of the magnetic fl ow meter. Thanks

to pneumatically controlled valves, fi lling

cycle can be optimized for any product/

container combination to obtain best fi ll-

ing performance or smallest footprint for

the required speed.

Any liquid product can be fi lled including

high acid, low acid, CSD, still drinks, clear

products and liquids with pulps and fi bres.

Fillstar CX EVO off ers excellent perfor-

mances for aseptic fi lling of still liquids,

thanks to the absence of contact between

fi lling nozzle and the bottle neck when

bottling still liquids, and of carbonated

liquids with contact between bottle and

fi lling nozzle.

Fillstar CX EVO is available in a range of

models from 30 to 140 fi lling valves for a

production speed from 6,000 to 68,000 bot-

tles per hour when bottling still products

and from 6.000 to 55.000 bottles per hour

when bottling carbonated soft drinks.

GEA Fillstar CX EVOCounterpressure volumetric electronic aseptic fillerfor still and carbonated products

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GEA Fillstar CX EVO

Counterpressure volumetric electronic aseptic fillerfor still and carbonated products

A Thanks to a purging system, the valve is allowed to fill carbonated drinks with pulps and fibers up to 3 mm (Ø) x 20 mm (L)

B Carbonated drinks filling with contact between filling nozzle and the bottle neck

Advantages

• Versatile fi lling head: any liquid product can be fi lled including

high acid, low acid, CSD, still drinks, liquids with pulps and

fi bers up to 3 mm (Ø) x 20 mm (L).

• Complete neck handling system: any container with the same

neck fi nish can be fi lled with fast changeover.

• No fi lling valve change is required:

• from neck fi nish 28mm to neck fi nish 38mm;

• from still to carbonated product.

• Product measure with magnetic fl owmeters that can be adapted

to container with diff erent shapes: product saving.

• Positioning of magnetic fl ow meters: easy access for

maintenance of electronic components even during production.

• Pneumatic valves: fi lling cycle can be optimized for any

product/container combination to obtain best fi lling

performance or smallest footprint for the required speed.

• Controlled by industrial PC: easy connection with rest of line

and supervision software; connection with optional Checkstar

full bottle control for advances sampling and monitoring

capabilities.

GEA Italy

GEA Procomac S.p.A.

Via Fedolfi, 29

43038 Sala Baganza (Parma), Italy

Tel +39 0521 839411

Fax +39 0521 833879

gea.com/contact

gea.com/filling

C Still drinks filling without contact between filling nozzle and the bottle neck

Features

• Counterpressure volumetric electronic fi lling head with

magnetic fl owmeters

• Full pneumatical control of fi lling cycle

• Central rotary product tank

• Membrane valves are used for pressurization, separate air

return, snift

• Pipelined snift

• Filling from the center

• No contact between fi lling nozzle and the bottle neck when

bottling still liquids

• Automatic CIP cups insertion and extraction for closed-loop

CIP/SIP

• SIP performed with overheated water

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