Sidel Inc: Accumulating combiner

The AQ-MAX accumulating combiner from Sidel (Norcross, GA) features advanced bottle accumulation technology with a pressure-free combiner. The totally new configuration includes a frontal exit eliminating the need for a guide to divert the flow toward a lateral exit.

Sidel Group

Dec 31, 2002

Features include a plug-and-play system in conjunction with new VFDs.

The system saves valuable floor space, lowers power consumption, and treats the container very delicately. The AQ-MAX is available in several configurations with speeds ranging from 5ꯠ to 90ꯠ parts per hour. This FIFO system eliminates congestion upstream and downstream, shortens recovery times, is suitable for all containers, and features a double-counting controls system with continuous control gaps between containers.

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