LU-BLR18 bottle label remover
Review the label-removal machine route used for bottle recovery and returnable-bottle preparation.
Read moreLabel removal can be a key stage when returned bottles need to be prepared before washing, inspection, rework or reuse.

Returned or reworked bottles may arrive with paper, plastic or adhesive labels that interfere with washing, inspection, re-labelling or reuse. A dedicated label-removal route can reduce manual labour and improve consistency.
The effectiveness of label removal depends on bottle material, label type, adhesive, bottle size, moisture, previous storage and whether the bottle must be washed immediately afterward.
These points help separate a useful bottle washing enquiry from a generic search.
Use these pages to compare automatic, semi-automatic and wash-dry options before sending samples or drawings.
Review the label-removal machine route used for bottle recovery and returnable-bottle preparation.
Read morePlan de-labelling, washing and reuse handling around the condition of returned bottles.
Read moreCompare label removal with rinsing, washing and drying routes.
Read moreLabels and adhesive can interfere with washing, inspection, re-labelling and reuse workflows.
No. Label material, adhesive, bottle surface and storage condition affect removal performance.
For returnable bottle projects, it is usually sensible to review label removal and washing together.
Send bottle photos, bottle dimensions, residue details, target output and whether the machine needs to connect to an existing filler, capper, labeller or conveyor.
Request a bottle washer quoteLabel removal must be assessed with the actual bottle, label face stock, adhesive and incoming condition. The model page and adhesive guide provide the relevant evidence path.
Review the LU-BLR18 page and arrange a sample assessment for the real label and adhesive system.
View the LU-BLR18 label-removal machinePlan sorting, de-labelling, washing, drying and inspection as a complete sequence.
Plan the returnable-bottle workflow