Airjet Cleaning Machine

Airjet Cleaning Machine: models at a glance

• Air Jet & Vacuum Bottle Cleaner – 2–8 heads, glass and PET

How to choose

Choose the number of heads to match the output of your filling machine.

Build a complete dry syrup bottle line

Combine these machines with bottle unscrambling, powder filling, screw or ROPP capping and bottle labelling from Harsiddh, so one supplier is responsible for the whole line.

How air jet and vacuum cleaning works

When an empty bottle reaches the cleaning station, a diving nozzle comes down to the bottle mouth, clean compressed air is blown into the bottle and the loosened dust is drawn out by vacuum. Air pressure and vacuum are controlled separately, nozzles are adjustable, and bottles are loaded and unloaded automatically on a stainless steel slat conveyor.

Air jet cleaning or washing?

Air jet cleaning suits glass and PET bottles and jars for non-sterile products such as liquid syrups, dry syrups and tablet or capsule packs, where no water should enter the bottle. For bottles that must be washed with water, use a bottle washing machine.

Choose by output

• HAVC-60 (2 heads): 1,000–1,500 bottles per hour
• HAVC-120 (4 heads): 2,000–4,000 bottles per hour
• HAVC-150 (6 heads): 5,000–7,000 bottles per hour
• HAVC-200 (8 heads): 6,000–10,000 bottles per hour

Request a quote or talk to our team to size the right model for your output.