Format-Led Selection
Screw spacing and starwheel transfer keep cartridges in separate positions.

An automated cartridge handling platform covering infeed, bottom-stopper insertion, cap placing, crimping and discharge. It serves cartridge packaging processes for injectable products.
Discuss This Equipment See Specifications ↓Screw spacing and starwheel transfer keep cartridges in separate positions.
Servo robotic stoppering permits adjustment of insertion depth and pressure.
Independent multi-lane stopper tracks support continuous feeding.
| Parameter | Reference Configuration |
|---|---|
| Container Capacity | 1.5 mL/1.8 mL/3 mL/5 mL/10 mL standard glass cartridges |
| Crimping Heads | Configured to required output |
| Output | 120-150 bottles/min |
| Stoppering Acceptance | >=99.5% |
| Cap-placement Acceptance | >=99.5% |
| Crimp Acceptance | >=99.5% |
| No-vial/no-stopper Interlock | 100% |
| No-vial/no-crimp Interlock | 100% |
| Supply / Power | 380 V50 Hz, 17.6 kW |
| Equipment Dimensions | 2400 x 2000 x 1350 mm |
Brochure-listed values vary by configuration. Confirm the selected format, utilities, output and acceptance conditions in the quotation.
Screw spacing and starwheel transfer keep cartridges in separate positions.
Servo robotic stoppering permits adjustment of insertion depth and pressure.
Independent multi-lane stopper tracks support continuous feeding.
Flexible single-knife crimping accommodates aluminum-cap tolerances.
The following configuration discussions use the supplied product and detail images. Availability is reviewed for the selected equipment.

Review drawings and representative samples before selecting the tooling and container range.

Review access, transfer and the process features required for the proposed configuration.

Agree the operating rate and acceptance conditions for the complete process, including connected equipment.
Send the actual product format, material and operating requirements so suitability can be reviewed for this application.
Explore Applications ↗Send the actual product format, material and operating requirements so suitability can be reviewed for this application.
Explore Applications ↗Send the actual product format, material and operating requirements so suitability can be reviewed for this application.
Explore Applications ↗Glass and polymer containers can differ in rigidity, surface behavior and temperature tolerance. Handling and metering setup must be reviewed with actual samples; suitability for either material is not implied unless listed in the selected configuration.
Compare the same format, throughput, contact conditions and operating scope. Similar equipment names do not establish interchangeability.
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Work with a team that connects container requirements, processing equipment and downstream handling in one project discussion.
Request available footage relevant to the selected equipment and process.
Confirm preservation, protective packing, shipment split, lifting points and transport conditions in the agreed order scope. Review installation access and the equipment layout before dispatch; final packing dimensions and delivery dates are provided for the confirmed configuration.
Reference the agreed layout, configuration, inspection points and documentation in the order.
Agree preservation, lifting access, shipment split and packing dimensions for the confirmed equipment.
Coordinate delivery terms, receiving access, utilities and the installation responsibilities.
The source description covers cartridge infeed, bottom-stopper insertion, cap placing, crimping and discharge. It does not establish a liquid-filling function for this configuration.
Container capacity: 1.5 mL/1.8 mL/3 mL/5 mL/10 mL standard glass cartridges. These are brochure-listed values; confirm the complete format range for the intended configuration.
Listed rates are selection references. Actual output depends on the material, format, process settings and integrated line conditions; agree the acceptance conditions before ordering.
Interface feasibility requires a layout and control review. Submit conveyor heights, transfer direction, utilities and upstream/downstream equipment details so the integration scope can be defined.
Include drawings and samples, required output, process targets, utilities, installation location, documentation needs and delivery destination. This supports a configuration-specific quotation.
Local operating conditions and documentation requirements belong in the enquiry from the beginning. Discuss the requirements for your destination with our team.
Machine access, electrical requirements and documentation scope.
Project standards, language requirements and the conformity documentation needed for the proposed supply.
Utilities, environmental conditions and import documentation.
Format flexibility, operator access and production-line interfaces.
Installation planning, parts requirements and export packing scope.
Start with the drawing, material and format range. Identify the neck, body, closure or packaging requirements that affect the machine.
Define the target process, production rate and acceptance conditions. Compare complete configurations rather than isolated catalogue numbers.
Discuss transfer direction, utilities, operating access and interfaces to upstream and downstream equipment.
Agree the quotation scope, inspection plan, packing, destination and installation responsibilities for the selected equipment.

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