ROTA Vial Filler

Overview

ROTA’s FLR Pharmaceutical Vial Filler Machines can be configured to fill, insert a stopper or plug, crimp cap, or screw cap depending on the application. These efficient solutions offer versatile dosing options, prevent waste, and accommodate various vial filling and closing methods to ensure precise and profitable operations for your pharmaceutical needs.

 

Benefits

Vial packaging machine models range from single fill to dual filling options with outputs of up to 300 vials per minute, accommodating vial sizes from 2ml to 100ml. Perfect aseptic filling machine to handle diagnostic products and reagents.

Features

  • A maximum diameter of 52mm and a maximum height of 100mm.
  • Versatile dosing options using seal-less rotary piston pumps made of hygienic 316L stainless steel or ceramic to ensure precise and accurate filling.
  • Sterile and aseptic vial filling.
  • “No vial, No filling” and “No stopper/dropper, No cap” sensors to prevent costly waste and enhance production efficiency.
  • Designed for various filling and closing methods, including rubber stoppers, vial crimping, alu-caps, screw caps, and more.
  • Suitable for filling any liquid, under both sterile and non-sterile conditions.
  • Standard features include 1 to 2 fill heads, auto-closure infeed, inline cap pickup, auto cap torquing, and single indexing.
  • Equipped with change parts for one vial size, one stopper/dropper size, and one cap size, to ensure adaptability for different production needs.
  • Boost your profitability and reduce waste with our high-performance vial filler machines.

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