Touch Screen Moving Head Empty Bottle Leak Tester For Dairy Bottle

Moving Type Empty Bottle Leak Tester For Dairy Bottles

Description

Implement airtightness testing on the specified specifications of the container to be tested. After the leak detection is completed, the qualified and unqualified products are seperated. During the testing process, the corresponding workstation will sound an alarm and remove the unqualified bottles, which will be separated from the qualified ones.

Machine Advantage:

• Equipped with a servo linear module, the Moving Head Empty Bottle Leak Tester tracks dairy bottles on the conveyor line in real time while performing leak detection. These dairy bottles typically use food-grade HDPE or PP plastic (non-toxic, corrosion-resistant, and suitable for milk, yogurt, and liquid milk tea), feature spiral twist caps or aluminum foil easy-tear lids, and cover common capacity specifications from 180ml to 1L . This advanced mode breaks traditional limits: by precisely following the movement of dairy bottles, it enables high-speed testing—ideal for the dairy industry’s mass, multi-spec production. It accurately identifies tiny leaks, preventing issues like dairy product spillage during cold chain transportation or microbial contamination from air leakage, and safeguarding product quality and consumer trust.​
• With a smaller footprint at the same operating speed, its compact structure optimizes the layout of the servo system, high-sensitivity pressure sensors, and dairy bottle conveying path. It fits easily into dairy workshops. Whether for new factories or old line upgrades, no extra large space is needed—saving layout costs while matching the high-throughput production demands of the dairy industry.​
• Highly adaptable, it efficiently tests large 1L-2L gallon dairy bottles, standard 200ml-500ml dairy bottles, and special-structured ones with flip-top spouts or measuring scales . It also works for irregular dairy bottles. The non-intercept design keeps the conveyor line running, ensuring production continuity and avoiding jams or surface scratches from traditional shutdowns—keeping dairy bottles intact during testing and ensuring they meet the strict sterile packaging and food safety requirements of the dairy industry.