Plan Space and Utilities for a PP Bottle Leak Detection Machine

2026/10/12 09:12

Installing an inline inspection station goes faster when the physical envelope, mounting method, and utility requirements are confirmed before the machine arrives on site. For buyers comparing layouts, the PP Bottle Leak Detection Machine is specified at 600mm × 500mm × 1700mm, built on a 304 stainless steel frame mounted on a conveyor belt, with an approximate weight of 50kg. It also requires single-phase AC 220V, 50Hz (250W) and 4–8 bar compressed air.

PP leak detector on stainless conveyor frame


Why dimensions matter before installation

In a packaging line, “will it fit?” is not only about the floor footprint. A practical pre-install check typically covers:

•Footprint and access clearance for operators and maintenance
•Vertical clearance under existing pipework, cable trays, or guarding
•A straight conveyor section long enough to support stable tracking
•Power and air hookups placed where cables and hoses can be routed safely

These checks reduce rework on installation day and help keep line modifications predictable.

3. Equipment Structure and Appearance

This section summarizes the core mechanical specifications that line engineers usually confirm first.

Leak detector technical frame dimension drawing


3.1 Overall Dimensions: 600mm × 500mm × 1700mm

The PP Bottle Leak Detection Machine is specified at 600mm × 500mm × 1700mm.

When mapping this envelope onto an existing conveyor, three planning details are typically reviewed:

•Installation footprint: the 600mm × 500mm outer dimensions provide the baseline for reserving space at the conveyor edge, including room for fasteners and routine access.
•Overhead clearance: the 1700mm height should be checked against any overhead structures near the intended location.
•Straight conveyor requirement: for reliable inline operation, installation along a 1.5–2 meter straight conveyor section is recommended.

If the line includes curves or frequent transfers near the target point, reserving a straight run in advance helps avoid last-minute conveyor rearrangement.

3.2 Frame Structure: 304 stainless steel, mounted on a conveyor belt

The machine uses a 304 stainless steel frame and is mounted on a conveyor belt.

From an integration standpoint, this specification answers two common buyer questions:

1.Mounting approach: a conveyor-mounted configuration is intended for inline placement rather than offline sampling.
2.Frame material: 304 stainless steel is a standard choice on packaging equipment where surfaces may be subject to routine cleaning.

For buyers standardizing materials across inspection stations, the frame specification makes it easier to align with existing conveyor and line hardware practices.

3.3 Weight: Approximately 50kg

The equipment weight is specified as approximately 50kg.

Weight matters for more than shipping—it affects how the unit is handled during positioning and how confidently it can be mounted at the selected conveyor segment. Typical preparation steps include choosing suitable lifting and handling tools and ensuring the equipment is securely packaged and protected against movement during transportation, with particular attention to protecting sensors from compression and pulling forces.

Installation requirements and line integration checklist

Beyond the mechanical envelope, buyers usually confirm the required utilities and positioning rules during layout review.

ParameterSpecification
Overall Dimensions600mm × 500mm × 1700mm
Frame Structure304 stainless steel, mounted on a conveyor belt
WeightApproximately 50kg
Recommended Straight Conveyor Section1.5–2m
Recommended Installation PositionAfter electromagnetic sealing machine
Power SupplySingle-phase AC 220V, 50Hz
Total Power250W
Compressed Air Pressure4–8 bar (industrial quality standard)
Operating / Storage Temperature0–50°C
Relative Humidity10–80%

In addition, standard installation practice includes placing the unit on a level surface, keeping conveyor belts parallel where applicable, and checking wiring and grounding before energizing the system.

For buyers comparing multiple inline inspection stations, it can be helpful to cross-check utility requirements against other equipment specifications such as the Bag Air Tightness Detection Machine and the Can Pressure Tester, which list the same power and air connection requirements.

Safe operation points commonly reviewed at commissioning

Before production startup, the following operating precautions are typically verified on site:

•Only personnel with general training should operate the equipment; repairs should be performed by professionally trained personnel.
•Ensure all safety warnings and protective devices are in place.
•Do not operate with the cover open; open the cover only when power and compressed air are OFF.
•Keep hands away from the reject cylinder connecting rod assembly while running.
•Do not block or accidentally touch the photoelectric switch that triggers product detection during operation.
•Do not disconnect electrical connections while the machine is powered on.
•During maintenance, mark the equipment to prevent accidental operation; ensure both systems are powered off before connecting external devices.
•Ensure the frame and control cabinet are properly grounded due to static-sensitive electronic components.

Where to confirm official specifications

For the complete specification and installation notes, refer to the official product page for the PP Bottle Leak Detection Machine.

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