Rotary feeding tables are indispensable pre-processing auxiliary equipment matched with pharmaceutical filling and packaging lines, mainly used for storing and evenly conveying glass medicine bottles, brown infusion bottles and plastic vials to the subsequent unscrambler or washing station. Many production lines suffer from intermittent material supply, leading to frequent start-stop of the main filling machine and reducing overall production efficiency; this circular feeding table effectively guarantees continuous, stable material supply for the whole line.
The whole body of the feeding table is polished SUS304 stainless steel, meeting the food and pharmaceutical grade hygiene standards required by FDA and GMP. The circular rotating tray design increases the bottle storage capacity, and the built-in limit baffle avoids bottle collision and scratch during rotation, protecting the surface integrity of printed medicine bottles. The rotating speed is synchronously linked with the follow-up equipment, automatically adjusting the conveying rate according to the real-time bottle demand of the washing machine, realizing intelligent linkage without manual supervision.
This equipment is widely matched with ampoule filling lines, eye drop filling lines and oral liquid packaging lines. For batch production of high-capacity brown glass infusion bottles, the large-diameter rotary feeding table can store thousands of empty bottles at one time, reducing frequent manual bottle replenishment frequency. The bottom adopts silent driving motor, which meets the low-noise environmental requirements of pharmaceutical clean rooms, and the anti-slip tray surface prevents bottle sliding and dumping during high-speed operation.
In terms of daily operation, the feeding table has a fully open side baffle for quick bottle replenishment and thorough daily cleaning and disinfection. It can be combined with bottle unscramblers, rotary washing machines and cartoning machines to form a fully automatic end-to-end packaging production line, helping pharmaceutical enterprises reduce manual intervention in the front feeding section and lower the hidden danger of cross-contamination in clean workshops.
