RINK KM 790 / 4K-3K QL weighing packaging machine
≈ US$123,100
Menslage
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Germany, Menslage
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Germany, Heidenheim
Germany, Itterbeck
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Machine type: Automatic screw cap remover (unscrewer)
Capacity: approx. 2,000 crates per hour
Application: Automatic removal of screw caps from returnable bottles before bottle washing
Infeed direction: left → right
Transport height: approx. 700 mm (max. 750 mm adjustable)
Condition: Used
Availability: On request
net weight: approx. 3,000 kg
Overview
This RINK automatic screw cap remover (unscrewer) was manufactured in 2020 and is designed for the automatic removal of screw caps from returnable glass bottles before the containers enter the bottle washing process. The machine was installed in a high-capacity returnable glass bottling line with a capacity of approximately 2,000 crates per hour. Systems of this type are typically positioned upstream of the bottle washer to ensure that bottles enter the cleaning process without closures. The machine is configured for 0.75 L GDB bottles in 12-bottle crates and includes format equipment for different crate variants. The system operates with cross-flow crate transport and a crate infeed direction from left to right. The installation includes a cap discharge system and blower unit for removing closures from the bottles. The machine was built with modern electrical components and is supplied with technical documentation
Technical Data
Bottle format
0.75 L GDB bottle (height approx. 295 mm)
Crate formats
12-bottle Pool N2 crate (400 × 266 × 333 mm)
12-bottle individual crate (395 × 295 × 355 mm)
Crate transport
Cross-flow crate transport
Dimensions
Electrical equipment
Danfoss frequency converter
Standard electrical configuration
Additional equipment
Cap transport system
Blower unit
Technical documentation available