Heuft InLine reflexx IR Empty Bottle Inspector (2012)

Heuft EBI (Leerflascheninspektion)

Condition: used, Year of construction: 2013, Overview The Heuft InLine IR – high speed empty bottle inspector is characterized by its compact installation dimensions. High-speed inspection of empty bottles is easily possible (up to 50,000 bottles/h). It can perform all standard inspections (sidewall inspection, infeed inspection, neck finish inspection, base inspection, discharge inspection, HF caustic and IR residual liquid detection). In addition, it has a separate module for foreign bottle detection (height, contour, color). In 2016 it was overhauled and modified installed including conveyor control. Tech Specs: Capacity: 5,000 – 50,000 bottles / h Compact installation dimensions 2016 overhauled and modified Features: Processes all standard inspections: sidewall, infeed, neck finish, bottom, discharge, HF caustic and IR residual liquid detection Separate module for foreign bottle detection (height, contour, color) Fedpfx Aboukafrouspc

Condition: used, Year of construction: 2009, Overview  This empty bottle inspector was built in 2009 by the German manufacturer Heuft and is still in operation until the end of October. The machine is available as it is being converted to a new inspection solution as part of a line modernization. The system includes the Heuft InLine reflexx Release 9 empty bottle inspector, the Heuft Spectrum SX TB 72 pre-sorter and the associated Heuft Gateway II for network connection. Interested parties have the opportunity to view the inspection line in operation by prior arrangement. Technical details Output: up to 72,000 bottles per hour Year of construction: 2009 Bottle types that can currently be processed: 0.33 l ale / green / crown caps 0.33 l ale / brown / crown cap 0.50 l NRW / brown / crown cap 0.50 l NRW / clear / screw cap 0.50 l Euro / brown / crown cap 0.33 l Krombacher-Bügel / brown / with embossing 0.50 l swing top / brown Control functions: Pre-sorting (Heuft Spectrum SX TB 72): Bottle shape Bottle height Inspection (Heuft InLine reflexx Release 9): Side wall inspection (inlet & outlet) Mouth & thread inspection Bottom inspection Residual liquid detection (IR/HF) Label residues in the neck area Test bottle detection Scope of delivery Heuft InLine reflexx Release 9 Heuft Spectrum SX TB 72 (pre-sorting) Heuft Gateway II (network connection) Rejection table and piece of infeed and outfeed conveyor Rejection of defective bottles Fpedpfx Aowr Aadebuec

Condition: used, Year of construction: 2006, Overview  The Heuft InLine TI 60 BFS2-r is an inspection system for empty PET bottles that was manufactured in 2006. With a maximum output of 36,000 bottles per hour, the machine is ideal for the efficient inspection and quality control of empty bottles in filling lines. The empty bottle inspector is equipped with several rejections and a wide range of accessories. Technical details  Output: Up to 36,000 bottles/hour Location: Germany Installation location: In front of the filler Immediately available Inspection functions  Bottom inspection: 1st bottom-IN-r Mouth inspection: Mouth-IN-r Side wall inspection: 1. sidewall-IN-r 2nd side wall IN-r Side wall with double resolution-r Support ring inspection: PET-r Abrasion inspection: RefPet Abrasion-r Ventslot inspection: RefPet Ventslot-r Stress crack detection: Stress Crack Detection-r Residual liquid detection: IR Rejection and adjustment options  Rejection: mono-X, DELTA-K-X Inlet control: mono-X Height adjustment: For rejections Cross adjustment: For rejections Accessories  Height-adjustable transport belts Cooling units for base housing and side wall Mouth outlet Fodpfx Aju Scr Eebuepc

Condition: used, Year of construction: 2012, Overview The Heuft InLine IXs reflexx is an empty bottle inspector for quality control in filling lines. The machine was commissioned in May 2012, is in very good condition and is ready for use at short notice. Technical details  Output: Up to 46,000 bottles/hour Control system: Heuft Synchron TX Network: Heuft Hlan, incl. gateway Licensing: 5 type licenses Equipment: Software wizard for troubleshooting and container changeover Availability: Ready for use at short notice Missing components Thread blow-off (must be added if required) Controls  Monitoring of the incoming bottle flow (optional) Output of a stop signal in the event of incorrect bottle dimensions Inspection of the bottle base, mouth sealing surface and thread Inspection of the inner and outer side wall Detection of conductive liquids (e.g. lye) and residual liquids (oils, paints) using IR technology Rejection of faulty containers or output of a rejection signal Scope of delivery  Spectrum TX conveyor control unit Measuring bridges for inlet control and rejection with height adjustment 2 x Delta K rejection units Air conditioning unit Various spare parts (pulleys, belts) Documentation and training documents (German) Transponder for test bottles Fpedou Scr Sspfx Abuoc

Condition: used, Year of construction: 2011, Overview  This Heuft Glas InLine reflexx IR is an inspection machine for empty bottles, designed for quality control in filling lines. The machine has a maximum output of 46,000 bottles per hour and was originally delivered in December 2011. It is in very good condition and ready for use at short notice. The flow direction is from left to right and it is equipped with a Secomak blower instead of a compressed air blow-off system. Technical details  Output: Maximum 46,000 bottles/hour Flow direction: Left to right Equipment: Two triggers Secomak blower Transponder recognition for RFID test bottles Rejection monitoring Heuft HLAN network (can be retrofitted as an option) Two-way rejection Delta K to the right Four type licenses Delta K tripods for belt height of 1130 mm Two fluids for lye detection Missing components Infeed control (must be added if required) Thread blow-off (must be added if required) Documentation (not available, can be replaced) Controls  Monitoring of the incoming bottle flow (optional) Output of a stop signal if bottles are too high, too wide or lying down Inspection of the bottle base Inspection of the mouth sealing surface Inspection of the thread Inspection of the inner and outer side wall Detection of conductive liquids (e.g. lye) Detection of residual liquids (e.g. oils, paints) using IR technology Rejection of faulty containers or output of a rejection signal Monitoring of the rejection process Fodpfx Asu N Snksbuepc