
Fermtech Double Blast Tap-Fed Bottle Rinser
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A reservoir-fed, hand-pressed bottle-rinse pump that applies the liquid you put in its bowl.
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The equipment in use
The Vinator uses a small reservoir and a bottle-operated plunger. Fill the bowl with the appropriate rinse water or bottle-preparation solution, place the bottle over the nozzle and press down to pump liquid inside. Choose this format when you want a manual reservoir station instead of a continuously connected faucet washer.
The offered part is one rinser. The word sulphiter describes the tool’s intended application; it does not mean a chemical is supplied. Sanitizer selection, dilution and contact time come from that product’s own directions. Pumping plain water does not by itself establish that a bottle has been sanitized.
The gallery shows the unit mounted above a bottle tree. The maker also describes workbench use, but the exact fit to a particular tree must be checked. A separate tree or bottle rack provides the drainage positions after spraying; neither is included with this rinser.
Compare the Double Blast if your missing task is tap-fed rinsing at the sink, especially with two bottle positions. Choose the Vinator for applying liquid from its bowl. That difference matters more than treating every product called a bottle washer as the same connection or cleaning system.
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Before and during use
Choose between reservoir-fed application and tap-fed rinsing before comparing accessories.
Confirm the exact tree connection if you want a combined rinse-and-drain station.
Connections & scope
Questions about this product
It pumps liquid from its bowl, unlike a tap-connected washer. Confirm a tree connection separately if that is how you plan to mount it.
It applies liquid by spray. No mechanical scrubbing or removal of every deposit is established; choose the preparation equipment appropriate to the bottle’s actual condition.
No dosing specification is established. Use the chosen preparation product’s directions rather than deriving dilution or contact time from the pump name.
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