Automatic filler ML642electronicintermittent-motionfloor-standing
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Characteristics
- Operational mode
- automatic, electronic, intermittent-motion
- Configuration
- floor-standing
- Product applications
- for liquids, conveyor
- Container type
- for glass bottles, for plastic bottles, for syringes
- Application domain
- for the pharmaceutical industry, for the cosmetics industry
- Options
- with capping system
- Production capacity
75 p/min
- Width
Max.: 80 mm
(3.15 in)Min.: 20 mm
(0.79 in)- Height
Max.: 180 mm
(7.09 in)Min.: 35 mm
(1.38 in)
Description
Automatic intermittent motion machine, suitable to fill bottles with liquid.
Nozzle movement performing fractional filling of the total volume.
One or two intermittent motion Plugging/Capping groups.
The ML640 model is specific for capping operation only.
Main Features:
Stainless steel covered frame.
Separation between the bottle transport and mechanical area.
Machine main drive unit with electronic speed variation.
FLEX-LINK tabletop conveyor for bottle infeed and discharge with stainless steel adjustable guides.
Independent servo driven units with speed adjustment from Display.
Carousel with 15 pockets to transport and place the bottles under the filling/closing heads.
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