AMS-Getränketechnik GmbH

Our BVM swing-top closing machines are suitable for closing bottles with swing-top closures. The performance range varies depending on the machine size. Our smallest machine called “Tom Thumb” is a semi-automatic machine and closes with a nominal output of 2,000 bottles per hour. An operator is required to place the swing-top on the filled bottle. A fully automated system with a nominal output of 2,000 bottles per hour is also available. Our swing-top closing machines; BVM8, BVM12, BVM15, BVM20 and BVM24 follow the one-carousel principle. The nominal outputs for these machine types vary from 4,000 bottles to 18,000 bottles per hour. Machine types BVM30 and BVM40 have two carousels and a nominal output of 24,000 and 30,000 bottles per hour respectively. A range of swing-stoppers can be processed, with clasps made from either stainless or galvanized steel wire, and stoppers made with either plastic or porcelain heads and with either mounted or molded seals. Our single and double carousel machines have a hygienic design and are equipped with bottle burst detection and production evaluation as standard. Optionally, the machines can be equipped with seal inspection, to check for damaged or dirty swing-top seals. Swing-top Logo inspection is also available.

You will find further information about our swing-top closing machines on our website: www.ams-getraenketechnik.at

Our swing-top opening machine RBÖ is designed to open closed swing-top bottles. We can provide the machine with two different rated outputs, either 10,000 or 20,000 bottles per hour. A height control located over the infeed worm detects open bottles and transfers it directly on to the bypass band. All closed bottles are transferred on to the main star and are processed before being placed onto a separate outfeed band. Optionally both machines can be fitted with cleaning-in-place systems. A range of swing-stoppers can be processed with clasps made from either stainless or galvanized steel wire, and stoppers made with either plastic or porcelain heads and with either mounted or molded seals.

You will find further information about our swing-top opening machines on our website: www.ams-getraenketechnik.at

Our swing-top sorting and mounting machine BSMM is suitable for mounting loose swing-stoppers on bottles. The swing-stoppers, packed in bags or boxes, are simply tipped out onto the infeed conveyor belt and are then processed by the machine. The performance range varies depending on the machine size. Our fully automated BSMM2250 system sorts, separates and mounts swing-stoppers on bottles with a nominal output of 2,250 bottles per hour. The larger BSMM4500 system has a nominal output of 4,500 bottles per hour. A range of swing-stoppers can be processed, clasps made from either stainless or galvanized steel wire, and plastic stoppers with either mounted or molded seals. As standard, the swing-top bottles are orientated in the machine via a sensor (contactless) that locates the swing-stopper mounting holes on the bottle neck. Optionally, if the bottle has a relief on the shoulder, the mounting machine can be additionally fitted with a camera system that can identify the relief and orientate the bottle accordingly. This assures the swing-stopper is mounted on to the correct side of the bottle. A similar system can also be fitted using a sensor that locates a notch located on the base of the bottle.

You will find further information about our swing-top sorting and mounting machines on our website: www.ams-getraenketechnik.at

Our full bottle inspection machine with seal inspection FVI-DGI is used to detect damaged or dirty bottles and swing-stoppers. In our inspection machine, bottles with a range of closures such as; crown caps, screw caps, swing tops and twist-off lids can be inspected. This system is customer-oriented and modular in terms of the number of inspection points. The following bottle areas can be inspected; mouth, thread, bottle neck, side wall, and bottom. The following swing-top areas can be inspected; seal, stopper & logo. In addition residual liquids/lye that may still be found in the bottle after cleaning can also be controlled. We have a range of machine sizes, the smallest inspection machine FVI-DGI8 (with 8 positions) is based on our single-carousel principle with a nominal output of 6,500 bottles per hour. We also have the; FVI-DGI15, FVI-DGI20 and FVI-DGI24 with nominal outputs 13,000, 16,000 and 19,000 bottles per hour respectively.
If an even higher production output is required, we also provide the FVI-DGI30 and FVI-DGI40 based on double carousel system. These machines have a nominal output of 26,000 and 32,000 bottles per hour respectively.

You will find further information about our bottle inspection machines on our website: www.ams-getraenketechnik.at