Bottle Unscrambler

Overview

The PPS bottle unscrambler is not a typical belt and hook type unscrambler. Instead this ultra reliable unscrambler is extremely compact yet is capable of high speeds. The M1000 model (or M1200 for larger bottles or faster speeds) is the perfect companion to our PPS counters; the unscrambler will operate up to 125 bottles per minute on 200ml round containers and can be equipped with ionized air bottle inverting cleaner. Also available are models with a built-in cleaner.

 

Benefits

Bottles are placed in the main hopper where a live bottom conveyor belt transfers all bottles to a compact elevator (there are no dead zones). This system allows full boxes of bottles to be loaded and all will be fed out. Bottles are elevated to a rotary sorter from which they exit end-to-end. Containers progress to the extra-wide orienter belts where they are accelerated for separation, are turned for neck trailing, and are temporarily turned upside down for cleaning (optional container inverting system). The vacuum is extra or plant vacuum can be used. The containers exit onto any standard tabletop conveyor. The unscrambler is very easy to changeover. Toolless, dials featuring readouts, HMI for all speed settings such as servo-motors for belts and turntables. Everything is saved to memory in the recipe management system.

Features

  • Stainless steel and anodized aluminum construction.
  • Totally enclosed machine.
  • Compact model – integrated hopper and elevator.
  • No tools, quick and easy change over.
  • Speeds up to 200 BPM (depending on container size and configuration).
  • Product low-level sensor in the hopper.
  • Integrated scanners monitor the flow of containers.

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