UM supplies and manufactures replacement parts for Krones filling, capping and container-handling equipment. Support is intended for maintenance teams working on Krones bottling lines and integrated systems where exact machine identification, product conditions and format details are available.
Krones filling systems operate within lines that include rinsing, filling, capping and multiple transfer stages. Containers move through guides, infeed systems, starwheels and handling assemblies before and after the filling process. These components must match the bottle, neck and machine timing.
Typical requests may include bottle-handling parts, guides, grippers, starwheel components, pins, rollers, bushings, change parts, filling-valve components, capper parts and precision-machined mechanical items.
Parts exposed to beverage, cleaning solution, heat or washdown need a more detailed specification than general dry-area components. Provide original material information, seal details, surface finish and cleaning conditions where relevant. A replacement should not be approved for product contact based only on visual similarity.
For format parts, include an accurate bottle drawing, neck finish, closure and current production speed or handling issue. Worn existing parts can be useful references, but wear may alter the dimensions that originally controlled bottle clearance and transfer.
UM can evaluate replacement-part requirements for Krones Modulfill and related filling equipment. The exact machine type, product, filling process, serial number and component must be reviewed before compatibility or manufacturing feasibility is confirmed. Identify whether the component belongs to a standalone filler or an integrated line block.
Provide the machine and assembly, bottle or container drawing, neck finish, closure, line direction and photographs of the existing format parts. Identify each guide, starwheel, screw or transfer component and note whether the request is for replacement or a new format.
A worn sample can support evaluation, but it may not preserve original clearances or sealing geometry. Drawings, a good spare, measurements from adjacent positions and the original material or surface specifications may be required, especially for product-contact or valve components.
Send us an OEM part number, a drawing, a photo or a sample and our team will confirm availability and compatibility.