Nasal Spray Fill/Finish Machine
TurboFil Packaging Machines Mini-Monoblock MDN-50 is designed to accurately and expediently fill, seal, cap, and label spray multi-dose nasal dispensers.
TurboFil Packaging Machines’ Mini-Monoblock MDN-50
TurboFil Packaging Machines’ Mini-Monoblock MDN-50 fill/finish machine is designed to accurately and expediently fill, seal, cap, and label spray multi-dose nasal dispensers. The machine is suitable for vials with volumes from 4 to 30 mL and can process containers at a rate of up to 50 pieces per minute. It can be used with containers with tamp, crimp, and screw closures.
The machine uses a scroll conveyor designed to enable seamless vial loading while also allowing for a compact overall footprint. Vials are then transported to a starwheel ceramic piston filler station for clean and accurate filling; a second nozzle can be incorporated in the filler station for faster filling. Following this, the filled and sealed vials are conveyed to an optional wrap-around labeler with a thermal transfer printer that can apply lot code, manufacture/expiry dates, and other necessary information.
The Mini-Monoblock MDN-50 features a 7-in. touchscreen human–machine interface and escalating password levels for tiered personnel access. A three-color stack light with an audible alarm can alert personnel to potential issues, while ethernet capability allows for remote diagnostics.
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