Used rinsers and new machines from our own manufacturing
Rinsers are available in various designs and use different rinsing media. The choice depends on the packaging material, the required capacity, the bottle and can formats, and the technical requirements of the filling line.
We deal in used rinsers from established manufacturers and also develop and build our own new rinsers. High-quality materials such as stainless steel are used in their construction.
Depending on the cleaning requirements, rinsers can operate using water, air or ionised air. In particular, dry cleaning with ionised air can reduce electrostatic charge and aid in the removal of adhering particles.
Our range of machines includes:
- Designs: Linear rinsers and rotary rinsers
- Packaging types: polyethylene terephthalate bottles, glass bottles and cans
- Rinsing media: Water, air and ionised air
- Manufacturers: KHS, Krones, Procomac, Hysek and others
- In-house new machines: Design and manufacture of new rinsers by Kahl & Schlichterle
Our rinsers are used in beverage filling lines to clean and treat polyethylene terephthalate bottles, glass bottles and cans prior to the actual filling process.
Depending on production requirements and the packaging material, various rinsing methods are available. Water rinsers enable wet cleaning, whilst air rinsers allow for dry treatment of bottles and cans. Rinsers with ionised air also help to neutralise electrostatic charges and remove adhering particles.
Machine conversion, retrofitting and modernisation
In addition to trading in used machines, we offer a comprehensive range of technical services for the adaptation and modernisation of existing machines and production lines.
With our own workshop, CNC manufacturing facilities and expertise in mechanical, electrical and programming engineering, we are able to carry out a wide range of work in-house. Our aim is to ensure that existing machinery can continue to be used to meet new production requirements and to adapt it technically.
Our services include:
- Format conversion: Adapting existing machines to different bottle formats and container geometries.
- Mechanical modifications: Adaptation and manufacture of mechanical components and any required change parts.
- Retrofitting: Adding to or adapting machine components and technical functions, insofar as the existing machine design permits.
- Electrical modernisation: Adaptation and replacement of electrical components and control systems.
- Container alignment: Testing and project-specific implementation of alignment functions on suitable machines.
- Overhaul and maintenance: Mechanical and electrical repair work, as well as testing of existing machine components.
- Dismantling and commissioning: Professional dismantling, loading, transport organisation, installation and commissioning at the new production site.
The scope of a conversion or retrofit depends on the specific machine model, the existing equipment and the technical requirements.
Frequently asked questions about rinsers
We offer used rinsers from various manufacturers as well as new rinsers designed and manufactured in-house. Our range includes linear rinsers and rotary rinsers for polyethylene terephthalate bottles, glass bottles and cans. Depending on the application, water, air or ionised air is used as the rinsing medium. The choice of machine depends on the technical requirements of the respective filling line.
Water, air and ionised air are used as rinsing media. Water rinsers are used for wet cleaning processes, whilst air rinsers enable dry cleaning. Ionised air helps to neutralise electrostatic charges, thereby facilitating the removal of adhering particles. The choice of process depends on the materials of the bottles and cans, as well as the requirements of the production process.
Our range includes rinsers for polyethylene terephthalate bottles, glass bottles and cans. Suitability depends on the machine design, the intended formats, the rinsing medium and the technical specifications. For used machines, we assess the requirements for integration into the existing filling line. Alternatively, we can offer our own new machines for the relevant applications.
Yes, we design and manufacture our own new rinsers. This means our range is not limited to the trade in used machines. We also offer new machines for cleaning polyethylene terephthalate bottles, glass bottles and cans. When designing the technical specifications, we take into account the intended formats, the required rinsing medium and the requirements of the respective filling line.
Yes, both used rinsers and our own new machines can be integrated into existing filling lines, provided they are technically suitable. Key factors include the line capacity, the bottle and can formats, the design, the rinsing medium, and the mechanical and electrical interfaces. We assist our customers with the selection process and, if required, handle dismantling, transport, assembly and commissioning.
