RW-250
Rotary Intermittent Washing Machine For Stand-Alone Applications

RW-250 - Rotary Intermittent Washing Machine For Glass Vials & Bottles

Key Features & Operational Advantages:

• Needle-less Technology: Eliminates the risk of container breakage common with traditional needle systems.
• Ideal for Small-Scale Use: Features a low voltage power supply, perfect for laboratory installation or smaller pharmaceutical areas.
• Low Consumption: Optimized washing circuit for reduced media and utility consumption.
• Enhanced Monitoring: Includes pressure transmitters on all media inlets and a WFI infeed temperature monitoring probe.
• Compliance Ready: Available conformity to 21 CFR Part 11 and availability also for a complete Validation Documentation Pack (One FAT, SAT, to accelerate market entry).

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RW-250 Features

Integrated Washing and Transport System:

The RW-250 features a robust combined solution that integrates a rotary intermittent transport system including:

• A central turret moving the container grippers through all stations.
• Needle-less nozzle manifolds for precision washing.
• Dedicated WFI washing stations (inside and outside container).
• Compressed air-blowing circuits to effectively drain residual water.
• Hard piping circuits (no flexible hoses) and media circuits in rigid piping for reduced contamination risk and high durability.

Flexible Water & Drainage Solutions

The RW-250 can be customized to meet challenging facility requirements:

• Purified Water Circuit: To minimize operating expenses, the machine can be configured with a pre-washing circuit using Purified Water (PW) or Reverse Osmosis (RO) water, reserving costly WFI for the final rinse only.
• Dedicated Circuit Skids: For facilities where a WFI point-of-use is unavailable (e.g., in a laboratory), a wheeled skid with a dedicated buffer tank and displacement pump can be supplied. This allows the use of WFI from commercial bags or other facility areas.
• Remote Drains: A displacement pump can be integrated to facilitate drainage when the desired working area lacks a drain point close to the machine.