$ 5509
| Pressure range | 0.2-20 tons |
| Pressure process | Timed Multi-Step Pressurization |
| Pressure holding time | 1 s to ∞ s |
| Pressure conversion | Auto Mold Pressure Adjustment |
| LCD display | 4.3-inch LCD screen |
| Limit switch | Auto Pressure Relief at Limit |
| Cylinder stroke | 30 mm |
| Spatial dimensions | 140 × 160 mm |
| Power Consumption | 550 W (Customizable) |
| Product Dimension | 230 × 390 × 420 mm |
| Net Weight | 90 Kg |
• Auto Mold Pressure Adjustment: Provides automatic compression setting through mold pressure adjustment.
• Timed Pressure Control: Applies pressure through a timed multi-step pressurization process.
• Limit Safety Switch: Activates automatic pressure relief when the pressure limit is reached.
• Cylinder Stroke: Provides a 30 mm cylinder stroke for tablet pressing.
• Integrated LCD Interface: Displays operating parameters on a 4.3-inch LCD screen.
• Compact Body: Features a compact form for laboratory workspace requirements.
• Pharmaceutical Tablet Development: Supports tablet formation during formulation research.
• Powder Compaction: Enables controlled compression of powdered formulations.
• Tablet Formulation Research: Supports testing of different tablet formulations.
• Tablet Compression Testing: Enables evaluation of tablet compression behavior.
• Research and Development: Supports tablet formulation and compression studies.
Frequently Asked Questions
1: What is the difference between single and multi-station tablet presses?
Single station presses make one tablet at a time; multi-station (rotary) presses produce multiple tablets simultaneously at higher speeds.
2: What is turret speed and why is it important?
Turret speed determines how fast tablets are produced; higher speeds increase output but may affect quality.
3: What industries use automatic tablet presses?
Automatic tablet presses are widely used in pharmaceutical, nutraceutical, chemical, and food industries. They are ideal for mass production where precise dosages and uniformity are critical. Cosmetic companies may also use them for compact products.
4: How is tablet weight controlled?
Tablet weight is controlled by adjusting the powder fill depth in the die. This is managed by the lower punch's position. Accurate control ensures uniformity and compliance with dosage specifications.
5: Can the machine handle different formulations?
Yes, most machines are designed to work with various powders and granules. Adjustments in speed, pressure, and fill depth help accommodate different flow properties. Consistency and compatibility tests are usually required first.
6: What is pre-compression?
Pre-compression lightly compresses powder before the main compression. It removes trapped air and improves powder bonding. This step is useful for reducing defects like capping or lamination in high-speed production.
7: What is an automatic tablet press?
An automatic tablet press is a mechanical device used to compress powder into tablets of uniform size, shape, and weight.
8: What are the main components of a tablet press?
Key components include the hopper, feeder, dies, punches, turret, compression rollers.
9: What industries use automatic tablet presses?
Pharmaceutical, nutraceutical, chemical, food, and cosmetics industries commonly use tablet presses.
10: How does an automatic tablet press work?
It feeds powder into a die, compresses it using punches, and ejects the formed tablet continuously.
11: What types of tablets can be produced?
It can produce round, oval, multi-layered, engraved, or custom-shaped tablets.