Ortmann + Herbst Hansa B 100/20 filling line
≈ $100,800
Menslage
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Germany, Menslage
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Germany, Burgwald-Ernsthausen
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Germany, Menslage
The 2013 refurbishment covered the machine's controls, drive and guarding: a new electrical system with Siemens S7 control and a Siemens SIMATIC MP377 12" touch panel, a new main bearing, and a new safety housing around the machine. Two change part sets are included, for 250 ml and 750 ml bottles. The machine is still installed and under power, so it can be inspected in its production environment
Machine type: rotary filler with screw capper, glass bottles
Filling valves: 100
Capping heads: 20, for aluminium screw caps
Pitch: 115 mm
Capacity: up to 30,000 bph with 750 ml glass bottles
Control: Siemens S7 with SIMATIC MP377 12" touch panel (2013)
Change parts: two sets, for 250 ml and 750 ml bottles
Two change part sets: 250 ml and 750 ml bottles
From 2 November 2026. Location: Germany. Preparation, dismantling and truck loading by the seller (EXW loaded). The machine can be visited on request
Overview
This Ortmann + Herbst Hansa B 100/20 is a rotary filler-capper monoblock for glass bottles
originally built in 1994 and completely refurbished in Germany in 2013. It combines 100 filling valves with a 20-head aluminium screw capper in a single machine and reaches up to 30,000 bottles per hour with 750 ml glass bottles
Technical data
Equipment
New electrical system with Siemens S7 control and touch panel (2013)
New main bearing (2013)
New safety housing around the machine (2013)
Cap sorter with feed chute for aluminium screw caps
Condition
Used - refurbished. Built in 1994 and completely refurbished in 2013
including the electrical system
the main bearing and the safety guarding. Still installed and under power
the machine can be visited and inspected on site
Availability