2017 New Style IMPAC Ring for Manila Factory

IMPAC RING is our new developed tower packing replacing Pall ring and other random tower packings. Compared with pall ring, IMPAC Ring has better compare surface area, and also can be working longer.

Material: Carbon Steel, SS304, SS304L, SS316, SS316L

Technical Data Sheet

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Specifications
Semi-auto tube filling sealing machine 1.Used for tube package 2.Especially for toothpaste pruducts 3.For tube fill seal

Specification

1.Main machine frame with stainless steel covers

2.AC inverter for main drive for step-less speed variation-

3.Automatic tube hopper with pneumatic system of tube insertion into rotary index table

4.Rotary index table for transferring tubes to filling, closing stations and other sections

5.Tube orientation controlled by photocell for accurate positioning of tubes

6.50 litres capacity stainless steel hopper

7.Stainless steel volumetric dozing syringe and Teflon piston seals for accurate dosage with step-less adjustment of volume

8.Tube lifting at filling station — so that filling nozzle gets inserted inside tube during filling

9.Tail cutting by ‘suck back’ method to prevent dripping of product after filling

10. Hot air tool for plastic / laminated tubes (Leister make heater)

11.PID temperature controller for accurate control of hot air temperature

12.Air supply to air heater through independent blower

13.Batch code embossing facility within sealing jaws (by using negatively etched character type fount)

14. Trimming of plastic / lami tubes at the top end

Automatic tube ejection

Preset counter

No−Tube−No−Fill system

Control sensor for non ejected tubes

Low air pressure switch

Emergency stop

Fixed position machine stop

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