AESUS Packaging Systems debuts bottle unscrambler

Equipment can handle variety of container shapes, materials.

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AESUS Packaging Systems has introduced bottle unscrambling and sorting technology.

Tailored to meet the rigorous demands of the food, beverage, pharmaceutical, nutraceutical, pet food, vitamin and chemical manufacturing industries, the AESUS Bottle Descrambler offers efficiency, reliability and customization.

The technology can handle a wide range of container shapes and sizes, from round to square, and materials including PET and HDPE. Designed for rapid changeovers, the unscrambler features a large infeed hopper, enclosed frame with safety features and built-in scales for fast setup adjustments. It achieves speeds of 80 to 200 bottles per minute, catering to production lines of all capacities.

Other key benefits include:

Enhanced efficiency: The unscrambler's high-throughput capability is designed to keep pace with fast-moving sectors, ensuring operational consistency with minimal downtime.
Automated operation: By eliminating the need for manual bottle placement, it significantly reduces labor costs, allowing for reallocation of workforce resources.
Precision and reliability: Advanced technology guarantees precision in every cycle, addressing industry bottlenecks.
Customizable solutions: Tailored to overcome specific challenges, including operational inefficiencies and compliance complexities.

"AESUS Packaging Systems is committed to innovating solutions that drive our customers' success," said President and CEO Samantha Lewis. "The AESUS Bottle Unscrambler is more than a machine; it's a partner in efficiency, designed to meet the dynamic needs of modern production lines."

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