Ateliers François CE68 ASG Compressor (1999)

Ateliers François Kompressor

Year of construction: 2000, condition: excellent (used), Atlas Copco Crepelle high pressure compressor Type: D44 Year of manufacture: 2000 Operating pressure: 40 bar Power: 220 kW Duedpfsf Hly Ssx Adysp Speed: 839 RPM Compressor can be inspected at any time.

Condition: used, Year of construction: 1993, Overview  The following 6 component mixer was built in 1993 by the German manufacturer Famix. The mixer can be offered completely overhauled and with warranty. The machine is available immediately in its current condition.  Technical details  Capacity: max. 30,000 l/h beverage   6-component mixer  Dimensions (LxWxH): 3,200mm x 1750mm x 2800mm   Flow meter  Dosing pump  Vacuum degassing  Brix measurement  CO2 measurement  CO2 pressure control  Conductivity measurement   Electrical data  Operating voltage 400V/230 V 50 Hz  Control voltage 42V AC  Duedpfxsvcp U Re Adyep

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 Duodsu N Snkepfx Adyjp