The NJP-400 Automatic Capsule Filling Machine operates on a systematic principle comprising the following steps:
Drug Dispensing: The drug is loaded into the dosing disk from the storage hopper. The dosing disk dispenses the drug into the capsule bowl through rotation.
Capsule Filling: The NJP 400 Fully Automatic Hard Capsule Filling Machine bowl rotates, directing the drug to the filling needle. The filling needle precisely fills the drug into the capsules.
Controlled Filling: The drive mechanism regulates the movement of the NJP 400 Fully Automatic Hard Capsule Filling Machine needle to ensure accurate drug filling according to predetermined parameters.
Automated Control: A sophisticated computerized control system orchestrates the synchronization of various machine components, enabling seamless automation of the filling process.
Operating the NJP-400 Automatic Capsule Filling Machine entails the following steps:
Preparation: Verify the normal functioning of machine components including the storage hopper, dosing disk, capsule bowl, filling needle, drive, and computer control system.
Parameter Adjustment: Adjust machine parameters such as filling volume and speed to align with production requirements.
Commence Operation: Initiate the machine, load the drug into the storage hopper, and allow the machine to autonomously execute the drug filling process.
Monitoring and Adjustment: Regularly monitor the filled capsules to ensure compliance with quality standards. Adjust machine parameters or halt operations for inspection if any deviations occur.
Shutdown and Cleaning: Upon completion of filling, deactivate the machine and thoroughly clean all machine parts to maintain hygiene and prepare for subsequent use.
It's imperative to adhere to operational guidelines when utilizing the Economic automatic capsule filling machine NJP400 to prevent operational errors leading to machine malfunction or compromised product quality. Additionally, routine maintenance and timely repairs are essential to sustain machine functionality and productivity over time.