The success of Bosch FLC filling and sealing machine

The new Bosch FLC filling and sealing machine provides maximum precision and safety for the aseptic filling of medical injection or infusion bottles. It can even meet most of the requirements in the field of bioengineering in terms of safety performance and meeting user needs.

Perfect design concept Customers who have used Bosch FLC fillers and sealers appreciate the flexibility of their operation because the components they use are more accessible and take up less space. The FLC filling volume can be adjusted within the range of 0.5 to 500 ml, and the repeated use of specific size configurations makes it more economical and practical. Another outstanding advantage of FLC is high speed, because it can fill 24,000 containers per hour.

Users of the uniquely designed feed station also praised the newly developed rotary feed table. The design of the table of the feeding table is unique and can ensure the safe handling of unstable containers on the table under high-speed rotation. The rotary feed table adopts LF (Laminar Flow) design, so it can meet the stringent requirements of the pharmaceutical industry to reduce pollution. The feed table is mounted directly on the equipment and the containers are separated by a feed starwheel at regular intervals before being safely transported to the conveyor system.

Precise and flexible filling of pharmaceutical products with precise and flexible filling is crucial. The FLC filling system can fully meet the customer's requirements because all pump strokes and needle movements are freely controlled by the programmable servo motor, settings can be saved, and can be easily invoked via the console.

The new gripper transfer system requires only two sizes of molds. The new gripper transfer system can cover all sizes of containers that the FLC can handle. This reduces the use of specification-related components and greatly simplifies the conversion of specifications. The new clamping transfer system also solves a key problem for the user, that is, the user can quickly replace the clamping unit and perform cleaning without any tool operation.

The newly-developed Garsor system applies the newly-developed Garsor system (called “clean feed”) to the FLC to avoid the need for further reduction of the particles in the pharmaceutical industry and the potential for contamination of the pharmaceutical filling process. The two systems of feeding and finishing of the cork are separate, ie the distance from the cork to the mouth of the container is shortened. The stopper uses a “clean feed” method that feeds from below the oscillating plate and then plugs it, thus minimizing the risk of contamination.

Source: "Pharmaceutical Packaging Solutions"