blister machine
A blister machine represents a sophisticated piece of pharmaceutical packaging equipment designed to create secure, tamper-evident packaging for tablets, capsules, and other solid dosage forms. Operating through a precise combination of heat and pressure, these machines form plastic cavities, place products accurately within them, and seal them with backing material. The process begins with thermoforming, where PVC or PET material is heated and molded into product-specific cavities. The machine then positions products into these formed cavities with exceptional accuracy using advanced feeding systems. Following product placement, the machine applies a backing material, typically aluminum foil or paper, which is heat-sealed to create a secure package. Modern blister machines incorporate various technological features including servo-driven systems for precise control, touch-screen interfaces for easy operation, and integrated quality control systems that ensure packaging integrity. These machines can operate at speeds of up to 900 blisters per minute, making them ideal for high-volume production environments. The versatility of blister machines extends beyond pharmaceuticals to include consumer goods, electronics, and medical devices, offering customizable solutions for various industry needs while maintaining product protection and presentation quality.