RECYNEX ONE
Bottle and can reverse vending for retail and campuses.
Explore RECYNEX One for bottle-and-can returns at retail or campus sites. Define accepted packaging, visitor flow, collection and software scope.
PRODUCT FILM
See RECYNEX One in motion.
Equipment configuration is defined in the project proposal.
Public bottle-and-can returns for retail and campuses
One is the general front-of-house choice for a defined bottle-and-can stream. It gives a retail or campus team a visible return point with space for visitor instructions and an operator-facing collection routine. Its narrow white cabinet keeps the portrait screen on the left and intake on the right. Choose it when the public return journey is central; move to Max when the collection schedule demands a different storage arrangement.
Define accepted bottles, cans and reward boundaries
A beverage brand name is not an acceptance rule. Identify each eligible container by material, size, shape and label condition, then test representative samples and rejected examples. Specify what the visitor sees when an item is not accepted and what record follows a confirmed physical return. If a reward programme is involved, its eligibility and ledger are a separate decision.
Plan visitor queues and operator access
Map the approach, queue, service door, electrical supply, network owner and removal path for collected material. The operator needs a clear routine for full storage, cleaning, fault escalation and material handover. These are part of the configuration review, not work to discover after installation.
Connect accepted-return events to your existing system
RECYNEX Cloud can help a site team review availability and collection work. Connect can deliver a qualified event to an existing app or reporting platform without forcing a platform replacement. Send us your site plan, packaging list, operator roles and existing-system map; we will scope equipment, software and acceptance separately.
Plan a One configuration · See the retail workflow
One site and return-flow overview
| Buyer question | One configuration overview |
|---|---|
| Suitable setting | Retail and campus public return points |
| Return flow | One approved pet bottle or can at a time |
| Operator work | Routine collection with a clear full-state response |
| Software option | Optional cloud status and qualified event handoff |
One configuration and acceptance tests
An everyday indoor point with a defined visitor and operator journey. The proposal identifies the exact accepted sample set, exclusions, cabinet and service envelope, power and connectivity requirements, storage arrangement, training, software scope and acceptance tests. A render or film does not establish a numerical specification. Dimensions, speed, capacity, protection rating and delivery terms are confirmed for the selected configuration with evidence before they enter a quotation.
Plan One collection and service responsibilities
Walk the visitor approach and operator removal route, then agree who responds to a full bin, rejected item or loss of connectivity. Ask for an equipment and software scope that names the responsible team and the acceptance evidence. You can request a One quote with only your site type and the decision you need to make.
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Start with the decision in front of you
Tell us what you need to return and where. We can help define the remaining details.