Suthar Pack Tech

Key features of our 6-Track Liquor Pouch Packing Machine include:

1. High-Speed Operation: With six tracks operating simultaneously, our machine ensures exceptional throughput, allowing you to meet even the most demanding production schedules.

2. Versatile Design: Whether you're packaging spirits, wines, or other alcoholic beverages, our machine accommodates various pouch sizes and shapes, providing you with the flexibility you need to adapt to changing market demands.

3. Accurate Filling Mechanisms: Our machine is equipped with precise filling mechanisms that ensure consistent filling levels and minimize product wastage, helping you maintain quality standards and maximize efficiency.

4. User-Friendly Interface: Featuring an intuitive interface, our machine is easy to operate and maintain, reducing downtime and optimizing productivity.

5. Robust Construction: Built to withstand the rigors of continuous operation, our machine boasts a durable construction that ensures reliable performance year after year.

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The sutharpack tech is available in as per customer requirements buckets and all include it’s leading edge PC controls, digital camera and real time production reporting.

The process of pharmaceutical product packing involves precise and automated steps to ensure the safety, integrity, and regulatory compliance of the packed product. Here's an outline of how pharmaceutical packing machines work:

• Product Feeding:

  • The pharmaceutical products (e.g., tablets, capsules, syringes, powders, or liquids) are transferred to the packing machine through automated feeding systems like hoppers or conveyors.

• Packaging Material Setup:

  • Packaging materials, such as blister packs, bottles, pouches, or cartons, are loaded into the machine.

• Regulatory Checks:

  • Ensure that batch numbers, expiration dates, and other essential details are ready for printing or embossing.

The first layer of packaging that directly encloses the pharmaceutical product.

1. Blister Packing (for tablets/capsules):

   • Forming: A plastic or aluminum sheet is heated and formed into cavities.
   • Filling: Tablets or capsules are precisely placed into the cavities using automated feeders.
   • Sealing: A backing material (foil or film) is heat-sealed onto the blister to enclose the product.
   • Cutting: The sealed sheet is cut into individual blister packs.

2. Bottle Filling (for tablets, capsules, or liquids):

   • Filling: Products are counted and dispensed into bottles.
   • Capping: Bottles are sealed with childproof or tamper-evident caps.
   • Labeling: Labels with product details are affixed to the bottles.

3. Powder or Liquid Filling (for pouches or sachets):

   • Filling: Measured quantities of powder or liquid are dispensed into pouches or sachets.
   • Sealing: Heat or adhesive seals the package.
   • Cutting: Individual pouches are separated.

The additional layer of packaging that groups the primary packs and provides branding, instructions, and protection.

1. Cartoning:

   • Folding: Flat cartons are folded into shape.
   • Insertion: Primary packages (blister packs, bottles, etc.) are inserted into cartons along with product inserts like leaflets or manuals.
   • Sealing: Cartons are sealed using glue or adhesive tape.

2. Bundling:

   • Multiple cartons or packs are wrapped together using shrink wrap or bundled into a larger container.

• Case Packing: Cartons or bundles are packed into large shipping boxes.
• Palletizing: Shipping boxes are stacked onto pallets for transportation.

• Inspection Systems:

  • Automated vision systems inspect the packaging for defects, such as incomplete seals, incorrect labels, or missing products.

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