is a fully automated, servo-driven powder filling machine designed for high-precision dosing of pharmaceutical powders. This system is ideal for free-flowing and non-free-flowing powders, including dry syrups, APIs, nutraceuticals, ORS, and herbal blends.
It integrates seamlessly into automatic bottle or pouch filling lines, offering consistent output, minimal product loss, and dust-free operation. The machine is designed for GMP compliance, and features SS 316L contact parts, making it suitable for use in sterile manufacturing zones or cleanrooms.
Technical Details:
| Specification | Value |
|---|
| Model | AmarPack AAF-02 |
| Filling Range | 1 gm to 1,000 gm (custom options) |
| Filling Type | Servo Driven Auger Screw |
| Output Speed | Up to 40–80 fills/min (based on fill size) |
| Accuracy | ±1–2% (depending on product & environment) |
| Hopper Capacity | 35–50 Liters (with level sensor) |
| Material (Contact Parts) | SS 316L |
| Body Material | SS 304 (GMP Grade) |
| Power Requirement | 230V / 50Hz / Single or Three Phase |
| Control System | PLC with HMI Touchscreen |
| Integration | Inline with bottle/pouch filling lines |
| Dust Extraction | Optional port for pharma dust control |
Suitable Pharmaceutical Products:
1. Antibiotic Dry Syrup Powders – Filled precisely into PET or HDPE bottles with dust-free operation.
2. ORS (Oral Rehydration Salts) – Hygienic filling of sachets or jars for pediatric and adult use.
3. Active Pharmaceutical Ingredients (APIs) – Safe dosing into sterile containers for further processing.
4. Protein & Nutraceutical Powders – Efficient filling of health supplement powders into large jars or tubs.
5. Ayurvedic & Herbal Blends – Accurate fill weights for fine or sticky herbal churna and powder blends.
6. Inhalation Formulation Powders – Handles fine, micronized powders for DPI units.
7. Electrolyte & Energy Powders – Fast and clean fills for single or multi-dose sachets or bottles.
8. Prebiotic & Probiotic Powders – Protects sensitive powders from contamination during dosing.
Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs)