Solutions for Custom Fabricating

Yes. The anti-corrosive bottle-cleaner range is described as being constructed from plastic, fibreglass, and titanium for environments where metals of any sort are prohibited. However, the published construction claim does not confirm that every bought-in component is metal-free. Request written confirmation covering motors, drives, bearings, fasteners, electrical enclosures, conveyor components, and other purchased parts.

Published applications include food, beverage, pharmaceutical, nutraceutical, laboratory, diagnostics, chemical, household-product, specialty-chemical, and contract-packaging operations. The systems may support interior rinsing, exterior rinsing, drying, or other container-cleaning duties. Packaging OEMs, integrators, and machinery representatives can also specify a custom cleaning module for a broader packaging-line project.

Yes. McBrady describes distinct interior and exterior cleaning configurations. The interior build uses pneumatically controlled nozzle insertions, while the exterior build can use stationary plastic compressed-air manifolds and plastic water manifolds when rinsing is required. The appropriate arrangement is established during engineering based on the container, residue, cleaning process, space, and production requirements.

McBrady states that these systems can be designed for either semi-automatic or fully automatic operation. The selected automation level should be defined during the enquiry alongside container handling, cleaning and rinsing requirements, operator interaction, controls, guarding, and line integration. PLC and touch-screen HMI options are available for both published anti-corrosive build descriptions, but are not identified as standard.

Material selection should be based on the actual process chemistry and every wetted or exposed component. McBrady recommends confirming plastic grades, fibreglass laminate and resin systems, titanium grade, seals, gaskets, conveyor materials, joining methods, and documentation. Buyers should request written chemical-compatibility confirmation rather than relying only on the general anti-corrosive description.

Contact McBrady Engineering by phone or email with your container details, interior or exterior cleaning duty, chemistry, automation preference, desired cleaning and drying process, available space, material restrictions, and control requirements. Because these systems are engineered to order and many specifications are not published, McBrady’s engineering discussion is needed to define scope and prepare a quotation.