>>21606336
This machine is way more complicated than the cone making machine.
It likely has a water supply input and a separate high pressure carbon dioxide input (likely from a pressurized cylinder).
When the operator places the bottle with the pink cancer syrup, he must press down the foot pedal to operate it
Now i could be wrong but these machines are quite simple, they don't use any electricity at all. The mechanical force from the operator does everything in these. There are "tiers" to the foot pedal activation, depending on how down the pedal is from its normal position. When it reaches the first "tier" the machine opens a valve that lets in the water, and after a certain point water is turned off. Then at the second "tier" the machine opens the valve to the carbon dioxide cylinder, letting high pressure gas mix with the water. This "tier" would feel stiffer to the operator because the pressure in the cylinder resists the valve opening. A few inches down and the gas valve is closed
Finally, the last bit is putting on the caps. These machines have a separate input where you can supply "reels" of thin, flat sheet metal caps to it. The machine moves a cap into place, presses it down on the bottle head, and the machine makes the cap curl around the bottle flange, sealing the bottle (the caps have a rubber/silicone pad to make the seal airtight). Then the operator releases the pedal, removes the sealed bottle and finally puts the new one in
Remember, everything happens from the limited force being applied on the foot pedal by the operator, there is no electricity, nothing. It's a purely mechanical machine. Impressive honestly
