Automatic bottle washing and drying machine using high-pressure water washing and clean-air drying for multiple bottle shapes.
A washing-and-drying route for projects where water carry-over needs to be controlled before the next production step. This route is relevant when a rinse-only stage is not enough and the bottle interior needs drying after washing.
Use the data below as an initial guide only. Bottle washing performance depends on container stability, neck opening, nozzle access, cleaning requirement, operator loading, conveyor flow and the condition of bottles entering the machine.
For a reliable proposal, send bottle drawings or samples with your target output and site constraints.
| Machine type | Automatic washing and drying |
|---|---|
| Heads | 12-head route listed |
| Cleaning method | High-pressure water washing |
| Drying method | High-pressure clean air |
| Bottle formats | Round-neck, flat and square formats listed |
| Configuration | Confirmed during quotation |
Send bottle photos, dimensions, residue details and required bottles per hour. We’ll check which washing route is most suitable before quoting.
Send enquiryThis additive specification section keeps the existing machine details in place and adds the practical checks normally needed before a bottle washer is confirmed for production.
The first-party description covers high-pressure water flushing followed by a high-pressure clean-air drying stage for bottle shapes including round-neck, flat and square bottles.
Final suitability still depends on the real bottle, residue, site utilities, changeover expectations and where the machine sits in the wider line.
This machine is best considered for projects where residual water after washing could affect filling, labelling, coding or product presentation.
| Specification area | What to confirm | Why it matters |
|---|---|---|
| Cleaning validation | Visible residue, odour, label adhesive, internal droplets and outside finish after the test | Prevents choosing a machine before the required clean outcome is defined |
| Wash chemistry and temperature | Whether water-only, detergent, caustic or heated-water review is required | Different residues, bottle materials and adhesives behave differently |
| Water and drainage | Supply, pressure, filtration, drainage capacity and any water-reuse objective | These affect performance, reliability and installation planning |
| Changeover and access | Format changes, guides, nozzles, bottle carriers, operator access and cleaning access | Practical production time depends on more than headline output |
Test real bottles rather than relying only on catalogue descriptions. Check bottle stability, neck access, residue removal, external finish, drainage, dry-off where relevant and line transfer behaviour.
No. Water, energy and drainage requirements should only be published or quoted once the selected configuration, wash stages, output and site services are known.
Send bottle photos, drawings or dimensions, material, neck opening, height, diameter, residue type, label condition, desired pass/fail outcome, target output and site-service information.
Another route may be better if the required output, labour level, bottle stability, drying need, label-removal problem or footprint does not match the selected machine route.
Useful supporting pages: cleaning validation, water and drainage planning, returnable bottle preparation and project enquiry.