Sudanese Customer Visits Alps Machine for Factory Inspection of Drinking Water Bottling Machines

Recently, Alps Machine welcomed a valued customer from Sudan for an on-site inspection of two newly manufactured drinking water bottling machines, model XGF16-16-5. The visit marked an important milestone in the project timeline, offering the customer the opportunity to thoroughly evaluate machine quality, test operating performance, and review the production process before shipment. The successful inspection underscores both parties’ commitment to precision, transparency, and long-term cooperation.

The relationship with this Sudanese client began earlier this year, when their team initiated procurement plans to expand local bottled water production capacity. As demand for packaged drinking water continues to rise in Sudan, investing in modern and efficient bottling equipment was a key strategic priority. After several rounds of technical communication and solution evaluation, the customer selected the Alps Machine XGF16-16-5 water bottling machine, recognized for its stability, output capacity, and suitability for a range of bottle formats used in the regional market.

During the visit, the customer reviewed the machines directly on the factory floor, accompanied by Alps Machine’s engineering and quality-control teams. The inspection process included visual verification of structural components, testing of mechanical assemblies, review of electrical systems, and demonstration of the core rinsing–filling–capping cycle.

The XGF16-16-5 model is designed for small to medium-sized water production plants seeking high operational efficiency without compromising precision. Each unit offers a production capacity of 6,000 to 7,000 bottles per hour, depending on bottle size and operational conditions. This throughput is ideal for expanding markets such as Sudan, where bottled water consumption is steadily increasing.

A key advantage of this model is its compatibility with multiple bottle formats, allowing plants to serve different market segments. The machines supplied for this order are suitable for 330 ml, 500 ml, and 1,500 ml PET bottles, providing the customer the flexibility to produce single-serve, mid-size, and family-size products on the same line. This adaptability reduces changeover time and streamlines the overall production process.

During the live testing session, the customer observed the synchronized rinsing, precision-level filling, and reliable capping mechanism that define the XGF series. Engineers demonstrated the machine’s hygienic design, stainless-steel contact surfaces, automated control interface, and user-friendly maintenance features. The customer also reviewed packaging materials, spare parts, and accessory components prepared for shipment.

Beyond technical evaluation, the visit provided an opportunity for deeper communication regarding future plant planning, potential line expansions, and after-sales support. The customer expressed satisfaction with the overall manufacturing quality and appreciated the transparent demonstration process. Their positive assessment reaffirmed the trust built throughout the order and reinforced confidence in deploying the machines for upcoming production operations in Sudan.

The successful completion of this factory inspection represents more than a routine check. It is an important step in ensuring that the customer’s investment aligns fully with their production goals and quality standards. The interaction also reflects Alps Machine’s approach to customer service—inviting clients to directly witness equipment assembly, testing, and quality control procedures.