The NJP1200D is a high‑speed automatic hard‑capsule filling machine engineered for pharmaceutical, nutraceutical and health‑supplement manufacturing. Built with multiple patented mechanical designs, this capsule filler delivers stable operation, superior filling accuracy, simplified cleaning and low long‑term maintenance costs, complying with common GMP production requirements for powder‑filled hard gelatin and vegetarian capsules.
The split‑design capsule‑loading unit adopts a proprietary fully‑enclosed construction. It stops capsules from accidentally dropping into the capsule transfer chamber and guarantees smooth, consistent capsule movement throughout the filling cycle.
Equipped with proprietary components including the irregular multi‑face powder retainer and lateral‑angle feeder, this filling system evenly distributes powder inside the storage hopper. Powder flows steadily and accurately into capsules, achieving highly repeatable capsule‑filling precision for pharmaceutical batches.
The patented modular punch set and bi‑nodal feed hopper support quick disassembly and reassembly, with reliable high‑precision positioning for fast format change‑over between different capsule sizes.
This one‑piece rotary‑table component features compact dimensions, low operating load and extended service life. It can run for up to three years without oiling or routine maintenance, lowering downtime and operational expenses for production facilities.
The complete mould set and all components requiring regular cleaning or maintenance are fitted with locating pins for simple alignment. Connections and fastening between parts are straightforward. Thanks to standardized fastener sizing, operators can detach all relevant assemblies using just one small wrench.
All air‑line joints use industry‑standard quick‑clamps. Compared with traditional threaded connectors, these clamps greatly speed up disassembly and allow thorough sanitization during production change‑overs.
A: Its patented integrated rotary turret supports three‑year oil‑free maintenance. Most cleaning‑related parts use locating‑pin positioning and standardized clamps for fast tool‑aided disassembly.
A: Yes. Molds, punch assemblies, hopper and air‑pipe joints are all designed for convenient dismantling and sanitization to satisfy pharmaceutical hygiene standards.