A complete bottle handling system in only 3 meters
Designed to operate in conjunction with IWT’s extensive range of logistics products
Flexible configurations
Easy to install and simple to use
Easy 200 – Bottle washer passthrough
Electrically heated bottle washer with compact dimensions suitable both for standalone and in-line pass-through applications
High washing performance with separated washing and rinsing circuits, dedicated and fixed S/S nozzle system with a throughput of 36 bottles/cycle
Tempered glass window for efficient process phases monitoring
Re-circulating washing cycle, heat recovery system and water discharge control system (temperature and pH) for a real environmentally-friendly impact solution
Full flexibility to be integrated with multiple tables for operators’ ergonomic processing, including semi-automatic solutions for de-capping and re-capping
S-line – Semi-automated bottle processing system
Modular servo-system to achieve efficient and effective bottle processing
Automatic loading and unloading management of the washing module
Outstanding and proven performance with individual washing nozzle technology
Automatic decapping and cap handling system available
Loading and unloading motorized buffers to enhance system autonomy
Patented BC-Matic™ bottle crates with embedded lid and drawer style transport trolleys for the easiest bottle handling ever seen
P-Line – Fully automated bottle processing system
Bottle processing system fully automated for emptying, decapping, washing, rinsing, refilling and recapping of water bottles
Outstanding and proven performance with individual washing nozzle technology for both bottles and caps (1000 items washed per hour)
Motorized buffers to enhance system autonomy or robotic system (Poseidon) to fully automate the transport trolley loading and unloading operations
Automatic refilling module for barrier applications to enhance autoclave efficiency
Patented BC-Matic™ bottle crates with embedded lid and drawer style transport trolleys for the easiest bottle handling ever seen