Tablet press TRP 700
for the pharmaceutical industryR&Dsampling

tablet press
tablet press
tablet press
tablet press
tablet press
tablet press
tablet press
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Characteristics

Applications
for tablets, for the pharmaceutical industry, R&D, sampling
Other characteristics
rotary, high-speed, double-sided

Description

With a press force capability up to 120 kN the TRP 700 offer a rugged, flexible, and advanced design that supports single-layer, multi-layer, and ringed formats. The tool holders with double guide rollers, ensures smooth punch travel and no wear on the punch heads or cams. Build for continuous 24/7 operation, the TRP 700 has proven to be effective across a wide range of formats and applications, delivering excellent product quality and unparalleled uptimes. ROBUST DESIGN Technical rotary presses must be workhorses – in the most demanding environments, they must be productive, efficient and extremely reliable. They are frequently used to process aggressive or abrasive materials, and very large formats. SUPERIOR OUTPUT The maximum output is 198,000 tablets per hour at 30 RPM. The TRP 700 is clearly intended for continuous, high-speed production, and is designed to operate a minimum of 160 hours without any significant maintenance or service. MULTI-LAYER CAPABILITY The TRP 700 can be delivered as a multi-layer rotary press for bi or three-layer tablets, with: Low tamping force measurement and control capability for multi-layer formats On-demand layer sampling at production speeds Absolute separation of layers – closed feeder design Dust extraction to prevent cross contamination PRESS TOOLS The punches are roller guided on both sides and shafts with patented heavy duty profile heads permit extremely high loads and eliminate wear on press tools and compression rollers.
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