Product/Package Recovery Machines
(4 companies)Machines and systems that can extract defective, mispackaged or otherwise unsellable finished product prior to end-of-line operations.
American Holt Corp.
American Holt uses reverse engineering of high-usage machinery components to offer aftermarket replacement parts for equipment used in bottling, canning, food processing, blow molding, meat processing, packaging, and other operations. American Holt utilizes 3D printing to rapidly develop prototypes and identify potential issues before manufacturing parts. Company also offers kits for mechanics doing regularly scheduled maintenance.
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Capmatic Ltd.
In addition to its line of filling, capping and labeling equipment, Capmatic offers an air rinse system for rinsing pharmaceutical and personal care bottles. CleanStar™ inline bottle air rinser is designed to be easily integrated onto existing or new packaging lines running a variety of bottle shapes. This platform is equipped with a compressed air HEPA filtration system to air rinse both plastic and glass. In addition, Capmatic offers the system equipped with optional ionized nozzles for static elimination.
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National Bulk Equipment, Inc.
National Bulk Equipment product recovery systems -- including single-pack reclaim, high throughput reclaim, and single-pack reclaim systems for liquid product -- help brand owners, contract packagers and others reduce production material loss, advance sustainability initiatives, and increase production yield from their product packaging operations. Unsalable packaged product can take many forms. Packages may be out of weight or mislabeled. Packaged contents may be off-spec or potentially contaminated.
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Prodieco & O'Hara Technologies
The RBP D3600 is a fully automatic deblistering machine designed for gentle, GMP-compliant recovery of pharmaceuticals. Commonly installed near blister lines to improve batch yield, it features speed control, magazine level monitoring, sensors, counters, and product-specific tool sets. The D3600 processes push-through blisters lengthwise, crosswise, or diagonally, with the option to recover rows separately. A manual feeder can be used, and an optional brush roll assists with small products in large pockets. The machine can also connect to a central vacuum system for added efficiency.
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