BREITNER Packaging machine solutions with transport moulds (pucks)

Some bottles do not stand reliably on the conveyor belt: they are too small, too light, have a sloping base or are top-heavy. In all these cases, each bottle is placed in a transport mould in which it goes through the entire process – filling and closing. Before packing, the bottle is removed from the transport mould, which runs back to the bottle unscrambler. At a low output in the filling process, the bottles can be set up manually together with the puck. For higher outputs, we recommend our bottle unscrambler with integrated mould inserter (type BFP).

When containers are too small, unstable or difficult to transport due to their shape, packaging technology uses what is known as a puck. This is a specially adapted transport mould that guides the container stably throughout the entire filling and sealing process. BREITNER machines enable the efficient and reliable use of pucks. This means that even special containers, small bottles or unusual packaging designs can be processed reliably – without compromising on speed, precision or product quality.