How to maintain the semi-automatic capsule filling machine?

In order to meet the current demand for diversified packaging of goods, universal packaging machinery and equipment adapted to multiple varieties and small batches are beginning to be developed at home and abroad. A semi-automatic capsule filling machine is a semi-automatic machine that loads quantities of packaged goods into capsule containers. The rotary table is installed in the centre of the table and rotates at a speed of 6-15 revolutions per minute, with a number of short stops per revolution. The rotary table transports the capsules to the various work stations around the rotary table, and during the short stops at each station, the various work stations from capsule sowing, capsule dividing, filling, waste capsule rejecting, capsule locking, capsule discharging, to mould cleaning are unified into one machine. Compared with traditional capsule filling equipment, the semi-automatic capsule filling machine has better performance in terms of price and quantity, and therefore has higher practicality and economy, and is currently the more widely used equipment for filling pharmaceuticals in the pharmaceutical industry. How can a quality semi-automatic capsule filling machine be used for a long time? This requires regular maintenance.

For meeting the diversified needs of goods packaging now, domestic and international began to continuously develop to adapt to the diversified needs of multiple products for modern commodities packaging, domestic and international began to adapt to the development of multi-variety, small quantities of general packaging machinery and equipment. The semi-automatic capsule filling machine is a packaging machine that loads the quantity of the packaging product into various types of containers. The rotary table is mounted in the centre of the worktable and rotates at a speed of 6 to 14 revolutions per minute, with 8 short-term stops per revolution. The rotary table transports the capsules to the various stations around the rotating table and during the short stops at each station, various tasks such as capsule sowing, capsule dividing, filling, rejected waste capsules, capsule locking, capsule discharging and mould clearing are completed simultaneously and automatically. Semi-automatic capsule filling machines are more practical and economical than traditional capsule filling machines because of their better performance in terms of filling efficiency and filling accuracy, making them a more widely used pharmaceutical filling machine in the pharmaceutical industries. A good semi-automatic capsule filling machine how to make it last longer? This requires regular servicing.

The drive train under the machine's working table should be properly filled with lubricant (grease) on a regular basis to reduce the abrasion of moving parts. The main drive reducer should be checked once a month for oil volume, and should be refilled in time when insufficient, and the oil should be replaced once every six months; the indexing box of the turntable position should be replaced once every 3000h of work, and 90# oil is generally used.

When the clutch is slipping in normal use, the clutch round nut can be tightened some to ensure the normal operation of the machine and can play a protective role for the purpose When the position of the vacuum separation needs to be adjusted, turn the main motor shaft with the handle, so that the vacuum separator rises to the highest position, loosen the lock nuts at the two ends of the adjustment lever under the machine (one each for the left hand nut and the right hand nut), then turn the adjustment lever to adjust the the height of the vacuum separator, lock the locking nuts again and test by rotating the main motor shaft with the handle until it is suitable. The vacuum level can be read by the vacuum gauge on the machine operating panel. When the degree of vacuum is too high, you can open the vacuum level adjustment valve appropriately, when the vacuum level is too low, you can close the adjustment valve or turn it off.