The ten-head fully automatic glass bottle washing and rinsing machine efficiently cleans every inch of the bottle wall
Those who produce glass bottle packaging products all know that the bottle washing process may seem simple, but it actually involves a lot of tricks - even a little oil or dust remaining in the bottle can affect the quality of the subsequent filled products. Manual bottle washing is slow and difficult to control the standards. Our ten-head fully automatic glass bottle washing and rinsing machine is designed to meet the core demand of "quick and thorough cleaning". It features ten heads working simultaneously, high-pressure washing liquid flushing, and compressed gas stain removal. The entire process from rough cleaning to fine cleaning is fully automated, making it suitable for the glass bottle cleaning needs of multiple industries such as food, medicine, and daily chemicals.
The design of ten parallel heads is the key to efficiency. Compared with ordinary six-head equipment, it can process 3,000 to 5,000 more bottles per hour. For common glass bottle specifications ranging from 2ml to 20ml, a single unit can complete the cleaning task of up to 5,000 bottles per hour at most. Moreover, each group of rinsing heads can independently adjust their height and Angle. When changing bottle types, just turn the positioning knob, and the adjustment can be completed in 5 minutes. Whether it is a round bottle, a square bottle, or a bottle with an irregular neck, it can precisely align with the bottle mouth, and there will be no problems of missed rinsing or wrong rinsing.
The cleaning effect is truly reliable. The equipment is equipped with a high-pressure plunger pump, which can stably output a flushing pressure of 0.8 to 1.2MPa. Combined with a fan-shaped flushing nozzle, it converts the flushing liquid (compatible with pure water, alkaline cleaning liquid, etc.) into a fine high-pressure water flow, which spirals along the bottle wall for flushing. Residues in dead corners such as the bottle bottom and bottle mouth threads can all be thoroughly washed away. What's even more considerate is the subsequent stain removal process - after the high-pressure water flow, the dedicated compressed gas nozzle will immediately start, and the 0.6MPa drying gas will quickly blow away the water stains inside the bottle, avoiding secondary pollution caused by water droplets remaining. The washed bottles can directly enter the filling process, eliminating the need for additional drying.
The materials and details are fully up to industry scrutiny. All parts that come into contact with the bottle body and the cleaning solution are made of 304 stainless steel, which is resistant to acid and alkali corrosion. Even if alkaline cleaning solutions are used for a long time, they will not rust. The equipment is equipped with a built-in cleaning solution filtration and circulation system. Impurities are filtered out and reused, which can save a considerable amount of consumable costs throughout the day. The inclined water collection tray at the bottom of the machine body enables the sewage to be quickly discharged along the slope, preventing it from accumulating and emitting a foul smell inside the machine. It is particularly convenient to clean.
The operation is even more worry-free. The PLC control system is equipped with a 7-inch touch screen, making it clear at a glance to start, pause and adjust parameters. The equipment is also equipped with standard functions such as bottle shortage shutdown and abnormal water pressure alarm. Workers only need to replenish bottles at the feeding end and keep an eye on the screen to check the status. Novices can become proficient in operation after one or two practices.
Whether you are a pharmaceutical factory that fills oral liquid or a daily chemical enterprise that fills essential oils, this bottle washer machine is suitable for all. It not only boosts the efficiency of bottle washing but also stabilizes the cleanliness standards, ensuring that every glass bottle leaving the factory is spotlessly clean and building the first line of defense for subsequent production
