COZZOLI Cleaning Equipment

 

Features of the in-line washing /air cleaning equipment:
1. Universal container carriers
2. Full penetration of nozzles
3. Segregated wash stations to prevent
cross contamination
4. Vials held securely upright
5. Nozzles do not contact vial interior
6. Low WFI consumption
7. No retaining cups
8. Flexible wash sequence
9. Air-vacuum pre-cleaning

 

 

 

 

UNIFORM VELOCITY MEANS COMPLETE AND PREDICTABLE CLEANING   OLD METHODS       COZZOLI METHOD   ANGLED SQUARE     LOW OR NO VELOCITY HIGH VELOCITY HIGH VELOCITY             LOW VELOCITY HIGH VELOCITY HIGH VELOCITY HIGH VELOCITY

 

 

 

Features of the automatic ampule washer:

 

1. Fully automatic
2. Can accommodate ampules ranging in
size up to 25 mm dia. And 120 mm height.
3. The PLC controlled
4. Ampules are placed into rows of nylon holding cups for processing in a
combination of either ultrasonic bath, compressed air, steam.
5. The liquid contact parts are constructed of 316 stainless steel, which can be
sterilized with sterile steam.

 

 

 

 

 

 

Features of the batch washer:

 

1. Rotary washers for semi-automatic washing, accommodating a wide variety of vials. Designed with individual internal washing stations, sequence-selected by our packless
rotary valve.
2. Rotary air cleaners provide inverted air cleaning. Internal ionized atmosphere prevents dust and lint from adhering to containers by eliminating static charge.
3. High-production batch washer incorporate the latest technology in batch washing of ampules and vials. A single operator can achieve extremely high production rates by
using the dump-loading method in two easy steps.

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

GW 24 VIAL & AMPULE WASHER
STANDARD FEATURES:
- 316L Stainless Steel Needle Plate
- Six ITT Diaphragm Valves with Teflon Seals
- Allen Bradley PLC with Panelview Display
- Swing Arm Control Panel for Easy Access and Calibration
- 115V, 60HZ, 1 PH - NEMA 12 Utilities
- Top Cover Sfety Switch

 

 

 

 

 

 

AMPULES：

 

To load ampules place a loading plate over a box of upright containers, then invert the box together with the loading plate. The ampule necks fall into the plate openings and the box is removed (see two-step dump-loading method).

As the machine cover is lowered, the centering plate descends, leaving ampules centered over each nozzle. Full needle entry assures uniform and complete drainage of washing agents - key to providing a superior wash.

 

 

 

 

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