LAP-C blister fill and sealing machine

Station 1: The blisters are automatically placed in the quadruple mold from a warehouse.

Station 2: The syringes are manually placed in a chute, then automatically placed in the blister. Of course, this manual step can also be replaced with automation. Ideal for, for example, larger quantities or creating a buffer in the supply process.

Station 3: The safety-wrapped needles are separated and aligned in the correct direction via a vibratory filler. The needles are then placed two by two in the blisters. The needles and the syringe are pressed into the blister with a set force.

Station 4: The Vision System checks for the presence of all products. This system also checks whether all components of the syringe are present. Next, a Tyvek lid is separated and placed, after which the machine checks whether the lid has been correctly positioned.

Station 5: The blister is sealed within the agreed seal window.

Station 6: If a product fails the visual inspection or does not meet the preset seal window, the station will reject it. Approved products are fed out of the machine.

This machine makes use of Siemens controls. The LAP-C Platform is suitable for various processes and has a small footprint. The docking stations make sure this machine is accessible at all times.