The machine is designed specifically to clean 19–20L (5-gallon) water bottles and large water buckets commonly used in water dispensing and bottling applications.
This is a semi-automatic machine. An operator loads and unloads bottles while the machine performs the programmed washing cycles.
The machine requires a 380V electrical supply (typically three-phase). Confirm local power compatibility and have a qualified electrician handle installation.
It's built for standard 19–20L (5-gallon) water bottles made of common materials (PET, HDPE, or similar large plastic containers). Check with the supplier if you have non-standard shapes or delicate glass bottles.
Cycle time depends on settings and degree of soiling. Typical semi-automatic cycles range from around 1–5 minutes per bottle. Contact the supplier for recommended cycle settings for your product and soil level.
Throughput depends on operator speed and chosen cycle time. For example, at a 2-minute cycle you can expect roughly 25–30 bottles per hour per operator. Actual rates vary with workflow and automation level.
Most configurations perform stages such as pre-rinse, main wash, and final rinse. Some setups may include air blow or sanitizing rinse options depending on model and customer requirements.
The machine is described as energy-efficient, and water use is controlled by the wash program. Exact consumption depends on cycle settings and rinse options—suppliers can provide measured consumption figures for a given configuration.
Routine maintenance includes periodic inspection of spray nozzles, pumps, seals and filters; cleaning internal tanks and lines; and checking electrical connections. Follow the manufacturer's maintenance schedule for best results.
Yes. Services listed include field installation, commissioning and training, online support, video technical support, field maintenance and repair, and free spare parts—confirm exact service scope with your supplier.
The product listing indicates free spare parts are provided. For ongoing replacement parts, contact the supplier or authorized service center to order parts and arrange service.
The machine is intended for commercial use and should be installed per local electrical and safety codes. Operators should be trained on safe loading/unloading, emergency stop procedures, and routine maintenance. Ask your supplier for safety documentation and operating instructions.
As a semi-automatic unit, it can be integrated into larger workflows but may require conveyors or additional automation to link with filling and capping equipment. Discuss integration needs with the vendor or an automation specialist.
It can be used in small businesses or locations that handle large 5-gallon bottles (e.g., offices, cafes). For typical home use, the 380V electrical requirement and industrial footprint may make it less practical—confirm suitability with the supplier.
The supplier offers online and video technical support, field maintenance and repair service, and field installation. Contact the vendor for warranty terms, service response times, and how to request on-site support or spare parts.
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