Rinser
Easy and economical solution to rinse or air clean bottles prior to filling. Automatic procedure saving you time. Adjustable time delays allow for the fine tuning of rinse time as well as drain time. It´s the perfect air rinser for bottles.
Advantages
- The enclosure contains a 6 inch touchscreen and full controls
- The touchscreen allows for adjustment of all timers and distaces for fine tuning of your operation
- Intuitive tags to allow operators to understand each function of the rinser
- Backup eye prevents bottle necks at the push off bar by preventing the release of bottles from the rinser until the backup lessens up
- Backup eye on the Labeler stops the Labeler once the bottles backup from the Bottle Rinser
- Designed so the machine runs faster than the bottler but waits on the bottler to process rows
- Once processed, it supplies new rows as needed
Build Quality
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Production Output
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Happy Clients Using Our Rinser
Rinser RSC
Our RSC Rinser is not only easy but an economical way to rinse or air clean bottles prior to filling. The Rinser is set up before the filler and is meant to run automatically. This allows it to feed the filler a supply of clean bottles by counting infeed containers, making it the best air rinser for bottles in the market. Once a full group is present, the bottles are clamped and then inverted over a collection tray. A pump (or straight factory water connection) then injects water up onto the base of the bottle. A variable time delay allows for you to adjust how long the rinse time is as well as how long the drain time is. Alternately, a sanitizing solution – or even the product itself – can be utilized to rinse and recirculated into a simple 5-gallon bucket.
Once the rinse cycle is completed, the bottles are released and discharged. They are then ready for the filling process. A backup eye is part of the standard design to prevent the rinser from releasing bottles until the conveyor is open and ready. This allows it to run at the speed of the filler. A variety of sizes can be handled from a single manifold, and dedicated maifolds are inexpensive and grant quick changeovers between packages.
