Kosme Kosmac 6r1s3s ADH

Technical Specifications & Performance Data The Kosme Kosmac 6r1s3s ADH is a rotary self-adhesive labeler with additional glue application for seal/tax band, designed for dependable operation in beverage production environments. Ideal for integration into a used bottling line, it offers consistent labeling quality for glass bottles in still and sparkling applications. Manufacturer / Model: Kosme – Kosmac 6r1s3s ADH Year of manufacture: 2000 Production speed: up to 3,000 bottles per hour (format-dependent) Container types: Glass (configured) Bottle formats: 0.375 L and 0.75 L Labeling configuration: 3 self-adhesive groups (front/back/neck) + glue station for state/tax seal Number of stations: 4 total Number of plates: 6-plate rotary carousel Rotation direction: Clockwise Electrical supply: 380 V, 50 Hz, 3.5 kW, 3-phase Approximate weight: 2,000 kg Advanced Automation & Control Systems This second hand labeler is equipped with a practical operator panel for speed control and process monitoring. Format parameters are easy to set, supporting efficient changeovers between 0.375 L and 0.75 L bottles. The machine features bottle and label presence controls to reduce misapplied labels and improve line efficiency. Variable speed via inverter to synchronize with upstream rinsing, filling, and downstream capping/packing Mechanical bottle centering with high-precision plates; not equipped with optical centering Manual fine adjustments for label heads and application brushes for repeatable setups Integrated safety circuits with interlocked guards and emergency stops Electrical compatibility is standard for industrial packaging environments: 380 V, 50 Hz, 3.5 kW, minimizing energy demand while ensuring stable performance. Production Line Integration Capabilities Designed for seamless integration within a complete used bottling line, the Kosmac 6r1s3s ADH connects easily to conveyors, rinsers, fillers, cappers, coders, and inspection systems. It is suitable for beverage production across multiple product categories, while configured specifically for glass containers. Synchronizes with rotary rinsing, filling, and capping blocks Compatible with inkjet/laser coding and label inspection modules Quick changeover between 0.375 L and 0.75 L formats with the appropriate change parts Integrates into lines that may also process PET or aluminum containers on other stations, while labeling remains configured for glass Machine Condition & Maintenance History Condition: In storage. Prior to storage, the machine underwent refurbishment of typical wear components subject to vulcanization, including sponges and rollers. The labeler was previously used on sparkling wine brands and similar products, reflecting its suitability for premium wine applications. A functional test and final setup can be performed prior to installation to align with product and line requirements. Operational Performance & Versatility The three self-adhesive heads support body, back, and neck labels, while the glue station applies a state/tax seal where required. This combination offers flexibility for brand presentation and regulatory compliance. Ideal for wine and sparkling wine; also suitable for beer, cider, water, and juice in glass High-quality application of paper or film labels with consistent alignment Stable bottle handling on a 6-plate carousel for gentle treatment of premium glass Clockwise rotation supports conventional line layouts Installation Requirements & Site Preparation The compact rotary footprint simplifies layout within existing halls. Provide straight infeed/outfeed conveyor runs and adequate clearance for operation and maintenance. Power: 380 V, 50 Hz, 3.5 kW Compressed air: Typically required for label application aids and guards (verify exact consumption during commissioning) Level, cleanable floor; sufficient access around the perimeter for changeovers and cleaning Integration with line safety PLC and conveyor control for start/stop interlocks Safety Standards & Compliance Certification The machine features full-height guards with electrical interlocks, emergency stop buttons at accessible points, and guarding around moving parts to support safe operation. Surfaces are designed for hygienic use in beverage production, facilitating regular sanitation procedures. As a year 2000 machine, it was built to the safety norms of its time; a site-specific risk assessment and integration into the plant’s safety system are recommended when installing within a modern industrial packaging line.