Space is part of the specification
The available floor space, operator walkways, maintenance access and loading position should be considered before selecting the unscrambler route.
Bottle unscrambler footprint
A machine should be chosen around the available floor space as well as the bottle. Footprint, access and conveyor transfer can decide whether the line works in practice.
Specification advice
The available floor space, operator walkways, maintenance access and loading position should be considered before selecting the unscrambler route.
The height, width, direction and transfer point into the next machine affect the machine layout. Late changes to conveyor geometry can make installation harder.
A compact footprint is useful only if operators can safely load bottles, clear jams, clean the machine and complete changeovers without awkward access.
What to check
For a practical shortlist, send the bottle dimensions, target output, container photos and the downstream equipment details. Lancing UK can then advise whether a compact rotary route, automatic bottle unscrambler or wider infeed solution is the better starting point.
Request a bottle unscrambler shortlist
Buyer checklist
Available length and width
Conveyor direction
Line height
Operator loading side
Maintenance clearance
Electrical/control location
Questions
Measure the available floor space, conveyor height, downstream infeed position and access around the line.
Sometimes, but accumulation and line speed must be reviewed to avoid starving the downstream equipment.
Related pages
Continue the bottle unscrambler specification process with this related page.
Continue the bottle unscrambler specification process with this related page.
Continue the bottle unscrambler specification process with this related page.
Continue the bottle unscrambler specification process with this related page.
Specification support
Lancing UK can advise whether a compact rotary unscrambler, automatic bottle unscrambler or wider line-infeed package is the correct route.