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Tamprint 60: Tablet Linear Printing Machine

The document describes the TAMPRINT 60 tablet printing machine. It has a maximum print area and provides absolute print clarity. Some key features include PLC operated servo controls, enclosed ink cups for clean working, vacuum held product arrangement during printing, and vision-based print inspection. The machine can handle various coated tablets between 15 to 25 cycles per minute with customizable feeding depending on tablet size and shape.

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Tamprint 60: Tablet Linear Printing Machine

The document describes the TAMPRINT 60 tablet printing machine. It has a maximum print area and provides absolute print clarity. Some key features include PLC operated servo controls, enclosed ink cups for clean working, vacuum held product arrangement during printing, and vision-based print inspection. The machine can handle various coated tablets between 15 to 25 cycles per minute with customizable feeding depending on tablet size and shape.

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TAMPRINT 60

Tablet Linear Printing Machine

Maximum Print Area Absolute Print Clarity Perfect Print Centric

PARLE GLOBAL TECHNOLOGIES PVT. LTD.


www.parleglobal.com | info@parleglobal.com
Technical Specification
Salient Features
New weight : 1250 Kg
Machine Dimension : 1850 (L) x 2150 (W) x 2060 (H) mm PLC operated servo controlled system
Box Dimension : 2000 (L) x 2300 (W) x 2200 (H) mm
Main Drive Motor : Servo based indexer systems Enclosed Ink cup system for clean working environment
Servo driven printing head
Output of the machine : 15 – 25 cycles per minutes Vacuum held arrangement for individual product, during printing
Coloured screen HMI, user friendly machine controls
Utilities required Vision based print inspection model with IPC control
Compressed Air Consumption : 1000 LPM Tower light indicator for machine operation conditions
Compressed Air : 6kg/cm2
Pressure : 8 amps Multi levels password controls
Rated Current : 2.3 HP
Total Power : 230 V. 1Ph, 50 Hz Can handle all type of dust free coated tablets be it aqueous
Power Source coating, non aqueous coating besides sugar or enteric coating
Possible to print on any size or shape of tablets comfortably
Quick change over and clean ability and very operator friendly
In built UPS for smooth functioning during power failure conditions
Ink level sensor for level display on HMI
Customized feeding system based on the shape & size of the tablet
Print on maximum surface area of product with specially designed
silicon pad
Ink residue pickup through pad cleaning system.
Sharp print with highly accurate etch plate and imported
doctoring cup
Infrared heater to ensure fast drying of ink
FDA approved contact parts

Optional Features
Sweeper brush assembly for oblong tablets.
Vision inspection system for print quality.
SCADA

System Basic Requirement


Ÿ All tablets surfaces need to be either film / enteric / sugar coated, polished
and dust free.
Ÿ Soft gel capsules should be oil free.
Ÿ Food grade ink and approved IPA required for printing process.

Tower light Enclosed Ink Pot & Colour Touchscreen HMI Quick drying Ink residue pickup
Machine status indicator print transfer arrangement arrangement using infrared through pad cleaning
heater after printing system

Daiichi Jitsugyo (America), Inc.


939 A.E.C. Dr
Wood Dale Illinois 60191
RESIDENT
BRANCH OFFICE
ENGINEERS
Contact: Rusty Nelson
(630) 776-2459
Ahmedabad Chennai Delhi www.dja-pharma.com www.djpr-pharma.com
Bengaluru Hyderabad Indore
Chandigarh Goa Sikkim * The specifications & images are subject to change without prior notice due to continuous innovation policy

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