Ampoule filling machines are used to fill ampoules (open ampoules and/or closed ampoules). The ampoules are mainly used in the pharmaceutical sector. They generally contain injectable medicines which are packaged... in a sterile and highly controlled environment. For this reason, very often we find before and after these ampoule filling machines, machines such as inspection machines, ampoules washing machines, autoclaves, sterilization tunnels, all machines used precisely to check and ensure before and after the integrity of the ampoules. Ampoule filling machines for"closed ampoule" work as follows: the ampoules are loaded on a tray and an endless screw carries them one at a time in a socket of the transport starwheel always present on all rotary filling machines. The first operation, being closed ampoules, is opening the ampoules. The opening of the ampoules takes place in two ways, by cutting the neck of the ampoule (usually this operation is done with the ampoule upside down to prevent fragments of glass from remaining inside the ampoule) or by a flame that will melt the tip of the ampoule. Once opened, the ampoules are filled by mean of the filling needles (which vary according to the type of product). Once the ampoules are filled, they move to the next closing station, where the neck of the ampoule is heated again until the glass "softens" and a pliers closes the ampoule and simultaneously tears off the excess part of the glass. As it cools down, the ampoules is closed definitively. In the case of open ampoules, of course the machine works in the same way but obviously is not equipped with the opening station.
Ampoule filling machines are used to fill ampoules (open ampoules and/or closed ampoules). The ampoules are mainly used in the pharmaceutical sector. They generally contain injectable medicines which are packaged in a sterile and highly controlled environment. For this reason, very often we find before and after these ampoule filling machines, machines such as inspection machines, ampoules washing machines, autoclaves..., sterilization tunnels, all machines used precisely to check and ensure before and after the integrity of the ampoules. Ampoule filling machines for"closed ampoule" work as follows: the ampoules are loaded on a tray and an endless screw carries them one at a time in a socket of the transport starwheel always present on all rotary filling machines. The first operation, being closed ampoules, is opening the ampoules. The opening of the ampoules takes place in two ways, by cutting the neck of the ampoule (usually this operation is done with the ampoule upside down to prevent fragments of glass from remaining inside the ampoule) or by a flame that will melt the tip of the ampoule. Once opened, the ampoules are filled by mean of the filling needles (which vary according to the type of product). Once the ampoules are filled, they move to the next closing station, where the neck of the ampoule is heated again until the glass "softens" and a pliers closes the ampoule and simultaneously tears off the excess part of the glass. As it cools down, the ampoules is closed definitively. In the case of open ampoules, of course the machine works in the same way but obviously is not equipped with the opening station.
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