LU-BLR18 bottle label remover
Label-removal equipment for returnable-bottle recovery and rework.
Read moreReturnable-bottle projects need more than a simple rinse. Labels, adhesive, residue, inspection and drying can all affect the right machinery route.

If bottles arrive labelled, a label-removal step may be needed before washing so the process does not carry paper, adhesive or loose material into the cleaning machine.
Confirm bottle condition, label type, adhesive, body diameter, neck opening, residue, reject rate, rework process and the required standard before refilling.
Use these related pages to compare machine options and prepare a stronger enquiry.
The best shortlist depends on the real container and production conditions, not only the search phrase used to find the machine.
Send project detailsNot always, but labels and adhesive must be reviewed because they can affect washing performance, drainage, filtration and final appearance.
Bottle material, label type, adhesive, residue, bottle condition, output target and rejection process are all important.
Send bottle dimensions, photos, contamination details and target output. We will help narrow the route before quotation.
Request a quoteInclude container receipt, sorting, de-labelling, washing, rinsing, drying or draining, inspection, rejection and filling transfer. The reusable bottle process guide and post-wash inspection guide provide practical evidence checklists.
Returnable-bottle projects need sorting, damage rejection, de-labelling, washing, rinsing, drying and inspection decisions. These references organise the process without treating one machine as the whole solution.
Review the LU-BLR18 page and arrange a sample assessment for the real label and adhesive system.
View the LU-BLR18 label-removal machinePlan sorting, de-labelling, washing, drying and inspection as a complete sequence.
Plan the returnable-bottle workflow