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... to 1500 mm Control of deduster, metal detector and diverter with one touch-screen Dust-tight window Quiet operation < 68 dB acoustic measurements Featuring an acceleration sensor that assures constant ...
... sensitive way. Upward conveying range of 400 to 1600 mm Highest conveying capacities Control of deduster, metal detector and diverter with one touch-screen Dust-tight window Quiet operation < 68 ...
... in a long line of Krämer firsts: The WIP deduster introduced in 2000. Pioneering innovations and continuous improvements to meet our customer's requirements have led to the new generation of KD70 WIP dedusters. ...
... 500 mm to 1500mm. Our unique patented metal check system Flex Connect guarantees completely closed Contained transfer from deduster to drum without a tri-clamp solution. Pressure monitoring and failsafe security valves ...
The “HC” High Containment unit is used for highly toxic drugs preventing any contact with the operator and the production room. This equipment is intended to be connected with any tablet press, as a WIP – washing in place or a WOL – washing ...
The deduster model DT-8000 has been designed for the removal of dust from tablets. The operating principle of the unit consists of passing them through a variable speed rotating cylinder fitted with a helical channel ...
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