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The pucks are loaded into the machine by a special worm screw feeder,
which allows the pucks to enter only if bottles are present, thereby
eliminating the need for a bottle recycling system. The bottles are
conveyed from the unscrambler by a vacuum star wheel, complete with a
control device and a reject system that prevents possible overturned
bottles from reaching the puck feeder.
The bottles are then conveyed from the vacuum star wheel by pneumatic
pincers that allow the bottles to be precisely inserted inside the
pucks. The puck insertion is so precise that pucks can be made with
little clearance, facilitating the process of filling, capping and
labeling as the bottle remains in a secure position in the puck.
The puck feeder system has a speed from 2,000 pucks/hour to 30,000
pucks/hour for bottles from 100ml to 1000ml. |