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| Fill from the bottom Bottom filling: The ideal solution to avoid air inclusion problems during filling. |
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| Puck transfer For bottles which are unstable or have complex forms, Serac proposes a bottles transfer on puck. |
| See the video 56K ADSL |
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| Experience with caps or tops with fragile decorative elements Serac takes the fragility of the caps or tops into consideration in its adapted capping system. |
| See the video 56K ADSL |
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| CIP - SIP Serac machines are equipped with an automatic CIP (Clean In Place) system eliminating the need for dismantling. For bacteriologically sensitive products, a SIP (Sterilisation In Place) system with hot, pressurised water (or steam) at 120° is proposed. |
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| "Pressurised" tanks The Serac solution for thick-flowing products on weight filling machines. |
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