High Frequency Blister Packing Machine

Specifications

High Frequency Blister Packing Machine

Efficiency: High Frequency Blister Packing Machine has a competence and experience in package design ensures optimum utilization of machine capacity to give highest possible output as well as minimum possible packaging material consumption.

Performance: High Frequency Blister Packing Machine is design in simplicity with careful placement of various stations giving operator full vision and total control of all principal functions that enhances performance.

Reliability: Solid Structure and sturdy components together with easy to set up and maintain mechanism ensures maximum availability. Quick and change over from one format to another improves productivity of High Frequency Blister Packing Machine to satisfy market requirements.

Flexibility: The High Frequency Blister Packing Machine can handle wide range of forming and lidding materials can equipment equipped with various types of feeding systems to handle most types and shapes of pharmaceutical tablets/hard or soft capsules/pills in any presentation.

• BLISTRIP-100, BLISTRIP - Ixt and BLISTRIP - II  High Frequency Blister Packing Machine mainly utilised for packing of smaller and regular shaped solid articles such as pharmaceutical tablets, capsules, dragees etc., in blister packs.
• The Blister Forming, Product Feeding and Sealing operations are continuous by rotary motion while the indexing and punching operations are of intermittent reciprocating motion.
• The output capacity of the machine depends on the product characteristics and thus on the type of feeding device. In case of slightly curved or flat tablets upto 10mm dia an output of 150 packs per minute for BLISTRIP - Ixt or 300 packs per minute for BLISTRIP - II can be optimally achieved.
• The packing materials namely PVC film and the lidding material namely Aluminum foil (or Glassine Paper foil) with heat sealable VMCH lacquer are required for blister packing and are drawn off from reel stock.
• The blister packs which are punched out from main web can either be collected in bins or transferred over a conveyor belt for further handling. The trim waste is sheared off in small pieces to allow easy disposal.

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