Reverse Vending Machines reviewed

Single-use and multi-material reverse vending machines for bottle and can collection.

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Tomra · Reverse Vending Machines
8.7Very good
The Tomra T9 is the reference machine for beverage container returns under Germany's single-use deposit system. With ~80 % market share in Europe, 15-inch touchscreen, Tomra Insight IoT platform and up to 2,000 units/hour, it sets the industry standard. For supermarkets from ~300 m² retail floor space, the clear first choice – yet its near-monopoly status is simultaneously its weakness and its strength.
from €8,500
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Sielaff · Reverse Vending Machines
8.0Very good
The Sielaff RVS 800 is the well-engineered alternative to Tomra in mid-market retail. 800 containers per hour, integrated compressor, and a service network that delivers faster response times than the market leader in DACH regions. The more cost-effective choice for retail spaces up to 5,000 m².
from €8,900
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Sielaff · Reverse Vending Machines
7.7Good
Sielaff's high-capacity reverse vending series: up to 60 items per minute, camera-based 360-degree recognition as standard, collection in half-pallet roll containers. The constraint: it requires 400-volt three-phase power instead of a standard outlet.
On request
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Sielaff · Reverse Vending Machines
7.2Good
Single-phase deposit-return machine for single-use PET and cans, 0.80 square metres floor space, three sizes including a low accessibility-compatible model. The catch: container recognition is an optional feature on this series, not standard equipment.
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Envipco · Reverse Vending Machines
7.1Good
Envipco operates an unusually complete range: from 400 containers per day at the Compact to 7,200 per hour with the Quantum. The bulk-feed units accept unsorted material and identify by four criteria — material, form, size and weight — plus self-diagnosis, self-cleaning and automatic recovery. For each size, the manufacturer states floor space and storage capacity, so the right size can be calculated in advance: a Quantum XXL reaches capacity after eleven hours at full load, a Quantum Indoor after 83 minutes. Two factors cloud the picture. Envipco publishes no electrical specifications and no dimensions in millimeters. And glass is accepted only via single-drop input — operators who must handle glass returns have no choice but Optima or Flex Tri, regardless of volume.
On request

Reverse Vending Machines reviewed

Single-use and multi-material reverse vending machines for bottle and can collection.

5 Models in this category

5 results

Sort by

Tomra · Reverse Vending Machines
8.7Very good
The Tomra T9 is the reference machine for beverage container returns under Germany's single-use deposit system. With ~80 % market share in Europe, 15-inch touchscreen, Tomra Insight IoT platform and up to 2,000 units/hour, it sets the industry standard. For supermarkets from ~300 m² retail floor space, the clear first choice – yet its near-monopoly status is simultaneously its weakness and its strength.
from €8,500
Compare
Sielaff · Reverse Vending Machines
8.0Very good
The Sielaff RVS 800 is the well-engineered alternative to Tomra in mid-market retail. 800 containers per hour, integrated compressor, and a service network that delivers faster response times than the market leader in DACH regions. The more cost-effective choice for retail spaces up to 5,000 m².
from €8,900
Compare
Sielaff · Reverse Vending Machines
7.7Good
Sielaff's high-capacity reverse vending series: up to 60 items per minute, camera-based 360-degree recognition as standard, collection in half-pallet roll containers. The constraint: it requires 400-volt three-phase power instead of a standard outlet.
On request
Compare
Sielaff · Reverse Vending Machines
7.2Good
Single-phase deposit-return machine for single-use PET and cans, 0.80 square metres floor space, three sizes including a low accessibility-compatible model. The catch: container recognition is an optional feature on this series, not standard equipment.
On request
Compare
Envipco · Reverse Vending Machines
7.1Good
Envipco operates an unusually complete range: from 400 containers per day at the Compact to 7,200 per hour with the Quantum. The bulk-feed units accept unsorted material and identify by four criteria — material, form, size and weight — plus self-diagnosis, self-cleaning and automatic recovery. For each size, the manufacturer states floor space and storage capacity, so the right size can be calculated in advance: a Quantum XXL reaches capacity after eleven hours at full load, a Quantum Indoor after 83 minutes. Two factors cloud the picture. Envipco publishes no electrical specifications and no dimensions in millimeters. And glass is accepted only via single-drop input — operators who must handle glass returns have no choice but Optima or Flex Tri, regardless of volume.
On request