Bottling lines are automated systems used in the beverage industry to fill, cap, and label bottles efficiently. These lines typically include several stages, such as rinsing, filling, capping, and packaging, ensuring that products are sealed and ready for distribution. They are designed to handle various bottle sizes and shapes, making them versatile for different types of beverages, including water, soda, and beer. The main components of a bottling line include conveyors to move bottles through each stage, filling machines that dispense the liquid, and capping machines that secure the lids. Quality control measures are often integrated to check for proper fill levels and seal integrity, ensuring that each bottle meets safety and quality standards before reaching consumers.