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Bottle washing machinery specialists — UK supply, installation and support01494 623015 · sales@lancinguk.com
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Send bottle washer project details.

For accurate advice, include bottle dimensions, photos, contamination level, output target, utilities and the wider line layout.

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Lancing Ltd
Unit 5A Jefferson Way, Thame, Oxfordshire OX9 3SZ

Phone: 01494 623015
Email: sales@lancinguk.com

Include with your enquiry

  • Bottle photos or drawings
  • Bottle material, height, diameter and neck opening
  • Residue, labels or contamination to remove
  • Rinse, wash, dry or label-removal requirement
  • Target bottles per hour
  • Water, drainage, air, power and footprint constraints

Enquiries are sent directly to sales@lancinguk.com.

Before you send

Evidence that helps turn a bottle washer enquiry into a real shortlist.

Keep the form simple, but include enough evidence for Lancing to separate rinsing, washing, washing-and-drying and label-removal routes before quoting.

Bottle evidence

  • Photos of the bottle upright and inverted
  • Height, diameter and neck opening
  • Material, base stability and shape

Cleaning evidence

  • Residue or contamination type
  • Label material and adhesive condition
  • Required pass/fail standard after washing

Site evidence

  • Target output and shift pattern
  • Water, drainage, air and power available
  • Position before filling, after de-labelling or within rework
Enquiry evidence pack

Send enough evidence to compare the right machine route.

The existing form remains the fastest route. The information below helps Lancing distinguish a simple rinse, active wash, returnable-bottle process, label-removal requirement or wash-and-dry project.

Bottles and contamination

  • Smallest, largest and least stable bottle
  • Material, dimensions, neck opening and drawings if available
  • New, returned, rework or recycled-bottle history
  • Residue, label and adhesive details
  • Representative photographs and physical samples

Required result

  • Internal, external or combined cleaning
  • Label-removal and adhesive-removal boundary
  • Required residual-moisture condition
  • Visual, residue or downstream acceptance checks
  • Any site-specific hygiene or risk-assessment requirements

Production and site

  • Target and minimum acceptable throughput
  • Shift pattern and expected format changes
  • Upstream/downstream equipment and line layout
  • Water, drainage, power and compressed air
  • Available installation and maintenance access

For a structured submission, use the bottle washer quotation checklist and the factory acceptance test guide.

Quotation questions

Questions that help Lancing respond with a meaningful machine route.

The existing form remains unchanged. These answers explain what evidence to attach or describe so the first technical response can address the real bottle and process rather than a generic keyword.

What is the minimum information needed for a meaningful bottle-washer quotation?

A meaningful bottle-washer quotation needs the bottle material, key dimensions, neck opening, incoming condition, contamination or label duty, required outgoing condition, target output, handling preference, utilities and available footprint. A simple line sketch and photographs usually remove more uncertainty than a long generic description.

Where any item is unknown, state that it is unknown rather than estimating. Lancing can then identify which samples, measurements or site checks are needed before the quotation can be finalised.

Use the detailed quotation checklist

Should both clean and contaminated bottle samples be supplied?

Both clean and contaminated samples are useful when contamination affects the project. Clean samples confirm dimensions, handling and any acceptable reference finish; contaminated samples show the worst residue, label, adhesive, odour or moisture condition the washer must address.

Mark samples clearly so the trial team can distinguish the reference, typical and worst-case bottles. Where previous contents are unknown or potentially hazardous, do not send them until safe handling and transport have been agreed.

Prepare the sample set

How many sample bottles should be sent for a trial?

The number of sample bottles depends on the formats, contamination variation, test sequence and machine route; one bottle is rarely enough to represent a production population. Supply enough clearly identified samples to cover each important bottle family, typical contamination, worst-case contamination, label age and any expected damage variation.

Lancing should confirm the practical quantity before shipment because an inline run, rotary handling check and label-removal test require different sample volumes. Do not send unknown chemical residues without prior agreement.

See how to define the sample set

Which drawings and photographs help with bottle-washer line integration?

Useful integration evidence includes a dimensioned site or line layout, conveyor height and direction, available straight length, access doors, nearby columns or services, filler infeed requirements, drainage points, control-panel position and photographs taken both along and across the proposed line.

For an existing line, include the upstream and downstream machine interfaces, bottle accumulation available and any stop/start or interlock requirement. A marked-up sketch is acceptable at the early stage if it shows real dimensions.

Review line integration and controls

Send the evidence with the existing enquiry form.

Use the contact form above and include bottle photographs or drawings, incoming condition, required end state, target output, available utilities and the surrounding line.

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