DSL-8/12 Automatic Capsule/Tablet Counting Machine

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The empty bottle is placed in the bottling position manually, and the drug enters the drugbininan orderly manner through the vibration of the feeding corrugated plate. The drugbinisequipped with a counting photoelectric sensor, and the drug falling into the drugbinisquantitatively counted by the photoelectric counting sensor and then loaded intothebottle. Manually filled bottles are removed and new empty bottles are placed to be filled.

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Properties

ModelDSL-8DSL-12
Dosage range2-999pcs/bottle2-999pcs/bottle
Appliactioncapsules,tablets,softglescapsules,tablets,softgles
Output Capacity10-30bottle/min10-40bottle/min
Powder0.6KW0.8KW
Voltage220V 60HZ220V 60HZ
Over Size(mm)1200*1280*1560mm1600*7600*1560mm
Weight(kg)180KG270KG

Machine Features

  • Enhanced full line compatibility: Controlled by micro-computer and anti-dust technology, this machine can be used for tablets (including irregular shape of tablets), capsules, soft capsules (including irregular shapes, transparent or colorful gels), pellets and most other kinds of medicines and tabloids.
  • Detection function: Machine will not count without detecting bottles’ availability, and will automatically reject abnormal filled bottles, and a certain degree broken of crushed tablets reject, self-diagnose, and alarm control system.
  • Anti-dust: Specially designed high anti-dust sensor technology, to ensure the machine running normally under heavy dust condition.

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Frequently Asked Questions

Pharmacy technicians conduct the more basic, repetitive activities of preparing prescription medicines for patients, such as counting pills, putting medicines in containers, labeling, and packing, after a pharmacist checks a doctor’s prescription for errors or potential problems.

But some people use a separate container–such as a 7-day pill box–to help keep track of their drug usage. While this is perfectly fine at home, it may carry certain legal risks while traveling. Some states specifically forbid carrying prescription drugs in a “generic” or unlabeled container.

The RM1 is a powerful, vision-based tablet counter designed to quickly and accurately count solid oral medications without having to calibrate. As prescription volumes grow, stress on your team increases and medication errors frequently occur along with customer frustration as they wait.

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