Suitable for full-cover seal blister card packaging, such as daily commodity (toothbrush), small hardware, stationery, auto part (brake pads, spark plugs), cosmetics (lipsticks),toys (small cars), food etc. To operate the machine needs compressed air supply with a pressure of 0.5 - 0.8 MPa.
Suitable for hardware (alkaline batteries, button batteries, glue), stationery (pencil sharpener, eraser, correction fluid, solid glue), automobile and motorcycle match (brake pads, wiper), daily necessities (razor, toothbrush, sticky hook), cosmetics (lipstick, nail clippers, perfume) and other industry related products blister card packaging.
Suitable for half-cover sealed blister packaging, such as daily commodity, small hardware (battery, electronics, glue), stationery (pencil, eraser, correction fluid, solid glue), auto part (brake pads, spark plugs), cosmetics (lipsticks), toys (small cars) etc. To operate the machine needs compressed air supply with a pressure of 0.5 - 0.8 MPa.
Suitable for half-cover seal blister card packaging, such as daily commodity, small hardware (battery, electronics, glue), stationery, auto part (brake pads, spark plugs), cosmetics (lipsticks), toys (small cars), food etc. Output is 15 – 20 blisters per minute.
This machine can be used in hardware, tools, batteries, stationery, daily necessities, cosmetics, auto parts and various industries. Mechanical drive, servo motor traction, reasonable structure, simple operation. PLC controlled, parameters are set via HMI on a touchscreen.
This machine is used for making battery blister tray, etc. Maximal forming depth is 40 mm, maximal forming area is 250 x 600 mm. To operate the machine needs compressed air supply with a pressure of 0.5 - 0.8 MPa. Output is 15 – 20 blisters per minute.
The Machine automatically forms the blister, cuts it and performs product output with residual material recovery. It is equipped with an accurate temperature control module. PLC controlled, parameters are set via HMI on a touchscreen. Output is 10 – 20 blisters per minute.
