Ampoule Filling Machine

 

The three-axis desktop quantitative filling machine is widely used, mainly used in biology, pharmacy, medical treatment, chemical industry, electronics, food, metallurgy, beauty and other industries. Filling equipment, through xyz three-axis fixed-point quantitative filling, most fluids and semi-fluids can be filled, such as nucleic acid reagents, oral liquids, hyaluronic acid, ampoule solutions, testing reagents, fruit juice, electronic cigarette oil, etc.

 

 

The machine is small in appearance and easy to operate, and can be operated on the experimental console;

Accurate positioning, fast filling, very suitable for small batch production;

Man-machine interface PLC control, preset programs, one person can operate multiple sets, improve economic benefits;

A variety of templates can be customized according to the bottle type, suitable for various bottle types;

The specifications of the pump body can be selected in multiple ways, ceramic pumps, peristaltic pumps, and plunger pumps can be selected;

 

 

Power supply: 220v 50Hz

Power: 200w

Filling volume: 1-200ml (peristaltic pump)

Filling accuracy: ±1-2%

Table size: 300x300mm

Dimensions: 850*650*650mm

Machine weight: 55kg

 

Product advantages

 

The template can be customized according to requirements, suitable for any bottle type.

XYZ axis coordinate precise positioning, insert-type filling, prevent liquid splashing.

The whole machine is made of 304 stainless steel, meeting pharmaceutical and R&D requirements.

Filling quantity, speed, and quantity can be set through the human-machine interface.

Precautions:

 

The machine uses a wide-voltage power supply, both 110v and 220v are applicable.

When adjusting the coordinates, please remove the filling needle first to avoid breaking it.

The XY axis stroke of the machine is 300mm each, and setting beyond this will not be able to write data.

After each power on, it is necessary to confirm whether the three axes have all returned to the original position. If not, there will be an alarm prompt.

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