Vacuum & Ionization (V & I)
Contaminants such as loose dirt, carton lint, aerosols, and fine glass particles are removed by the vacuum and Ionization process.
V & I Cleaning Process
- Compressed air passes through a condensate separator and coalescing filter to remove aerosols and fine dust particles
- The air passes through an absorbent filter to remove gases.
- A vacuum draws the particulate-laden atmosphere out of the container.
- Individually cleaned closures are immediately placed on the container.
Benefits of V & I
- Extremely cost-effective.
- Saves time! No need to waste valuable time rewashing bottles.
- Provides a clean final appearance. You will not find any dust particles floating in your samples.
- Seals cleanliness into each bottle. Since each container is individually cleaned, they will not collect dust, flies, and other debris while stored in your lab.
- Odor-free and tasteless. The air inside the bottle will not interfere with your product.
Title: What is involved with the vacuum & ionization process for glass bottles & jars?
Description: Vacuum & ionization cleaning & benefits.
Published: 11/30/2015
Last Edited: 1/23/2023
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