The video provides a detailed, behind-the-scenes look at a high-speed bottling process, which is inherently satisfying to watch. The clear explanation of each machine's function and the visual demonstration of the automation likely appealed to viewers interested in manufacturing and product creation.
Summary
This video showcases the automated bottling process for RAIN Pure Mountain Spring Water. It follows the journey of aluminum bottles from depalletization and filling to casing and palletizing, highlighting the machinery involved in each step.
Structure
1Depalletizing bottles from bulk
2Accumulating bottles on a table
3
Original caption
How it works, Bottled Water. #notplastic
Single filing bottles onto a conveyor
4Lowering bottles to the filling line
5Filling and capping bottles with liquid nitrogen
6Case packing bottles into boxes
7Palletizing cases of bottled water
Product placement
RAIN Bottling Company (ACTS - bottles water, sells bottled water, removes bottles from pallets, fills bottles, caps bottles, cases bottles, and stacks cases onto pallets. Removing it would change what happens in the video.)
RAIN (APPEARS - logo on bottles and cases. Removing it would not change what happens in the video.)
On-screen text
WE PUT WATER
TO ALUMINUM BOTTLES
STARTING WITH THIS MACHINE
SO THAT GUY OVER THERE
IS CALLED A DEPALLETIZER
IT JUST HOOKS THE NEXT LAYER OFF.
IT'S GONNA LIFT
UP AN ELEVATOR.
ONCE THOSE CANS
ARE AT THE TOP,
NOW, SOME CLAMPS
ARE GONNA CLOSE
HOLD THE PALLET IN PLACE
AND WE'RE GONNA PUSH THEM
OFF THE FRONT
ONTO THIS BIG
MASS ACCUMULATION TABLE
THAT BECAUSE IT
ACCUMULATES IN MASS
FROM THAT MASS ACCUMULATION
WE'RE GONNA GO
INTO A SINGLE FILER
AGAIN, LIKE THE NAME SUGGESTS,
IT PUTS THEM
INTO SINGLE FILE.
NOW, A MOMENT
UP AT ABOUT 110
INCHES
WE'RE GONNA COME
DOWN TO THE LOWERATOR
BRINGS THEM DOWN
TO ABOUT 40 INCHES
BOTTLING FACILITY'S FULL
MACHINES THAT HAVE
REALLY GREAT NAMES
LIKE LOWERATOR. IT
LOWERS THEM
UP HIGH TO LOWER.
IT LOWERS THEM
UP. NEXT IS
AN INVERTED TWIST RIN
PLUS AN INK JET. UH,
YOU PROBABLY CAN'T
A DATE CODE
AND A LOT
AND A LOT NUMBER ON THE BOTTOM OF THE CAN
YOU CAN SEE
BIT BETTER THERE
FLIPPED ONE OVER
AND HELD IT STILL.
GO INTO THE
WHERE WE FILL.
THOSE CANS HAVE
BEEN LOW RATED.
THEY'VE BEEN MASS ACCUMULATED.
WE PUT AN
IN CHECK, NOT
ON THEM.
FILL THEM.
SO, 60 HEAD
ROTARY FILLER.
PUT A LITTLE
BIT OF LIQUID NITROGEN INTO HIM RIGHT THERE
OFF THE CAP
THAT YOU SEE THERE,
ROLL THAT CAP
ON, AND SEND
OUT OF THE FILLING ROOM.
ONE MORE BIG
MASS ACCUMULATION TABLE
WE'RE GONNA GIVE
THIS CASE PACKER
A BUNCH OF BOTTLES THAT HAVE BEEN ACCUMULATED
AND THEY'RE GONNA BE
LAYERED OUT INTO SIX ROWS
SIX LANES, AS
THEY WAIT THE
WAY TO THE CASE PACKER.
ONCE WE GOT HIM IN THOSE
SIX LANES, WE'RE GONNA QUEUE
UP THE NEXT
GROUP OF 24.
HOLD THEM BACK WITH THE TOP STOPPER
RELEASE THEM. GONNA
BRING A SHEET
OF CARDBOARD FROM UNDERNEATH
BRING THAT CARDBOARD
UP TO MEET
THE BOTTOM OF THE CAN
WHICH YOU'LL SEE
WRAP IT IN
WITH GLUE,
HOLD IT SHUT,
COMPRESS IT THROUGH
THE COMPRESSION
INDEX THOSE CASES
NOW WE'VE GOT
FINISHED CASES FILLED WITH
PIECE. EXIT THE
CHASER PACKER,
THROW ON SOME
POWER CHAINS,
AND THOSE MAKE
THEIR WAY OVER
TO THE PALLETIZER.
THIS PALLETIZER IS
GOING TO TAKE 10
CASES AT A TIME AND BUILD
LAYERS FROM THEM.
THE LAYER THAT'S
UP THERE IS
DROPPED ONTO THE PALLET.
NEXT LAYER IS
BEING QUEUED UP HERE.
THE FLOOR OF
THAT PALLETIZER HAS A TRAP
OR A ROLLING FLOOR.
IT'S GONNA GRAB
THAT CASE,
DRAG IT UP
TO THIS ROLLING FLOOR.
SHOULD BE ABLE
TO SEE HERE
Transcript
I want to see how we put water into aluminum bottles. I'm gonna show you. Starting with this machine. So that guy over there is called a depalletizer. It just hooks the next layer off. It's gonna lift up an elevator. Once those cans are at the top, now, some clamps are gonna close, hold the pallet in place, and we're gonna push them right off the front onto this big mass accumulation table. That because it accumulates in mass. From that mass accumulation, we're gonna go into a single filer. Again, like the name suggests, it puts them into single file. Now, a moment ago, the cans were up at about 110 inches. We're gonna come down to the lowerator. It brings them down to about 40 inches. Bottling facility's full machines that have really great names like lowerator. It lowers them up high to lower. It lowers them up. Next is an inverted twist rin plus an ink jet. Uh, you probably can't a date code and a lot number on the bottom of the can. You can see a little bit better there. I flipped one over and held it still. Go into the where we fill. Those cans have been low rated. They've been mass accumulated. We put an in check, not on them. Fill them. So, 60 head rotary filler. Put a little bit of liquid nitrogen into him right there. Off the cap that you see there, roll that cap on, and send out of the filling room. One more big mass accumulation table. We're gonna give this case packer a bunch of bottles that have been accumulated and they're gonna be layered out into six rows, six lanes, as they wait the way to the case packer. Once we got him in those six lanes, we're gonna queue up the next group of 24. Hold them back with the top stopper. Release them. Gonna bring a sheet of cardboard from underneath, bring that cardboard up to meet the bottom of the can, which you'll see wrap it in with glue, hold it shut, compress it through the compression. Index those cases out. Now we've got finished cases filled with piece. Exit the chaser packer, throw on some power chains, and those make their way over to the palletizer. This palletizer is going to take 10 cases at a time and build layers from them. The layer that's up there is dropped onto the pallet. Next layer is being queued up here. The floor of that palletizer has a trap or a rolling floor. It's gonna grab that case, drag it up to this rolling floor. Should be able to see here.
