Method and Device for Inserting Inserts (Cores) into Female Molds of a Rotary Tableting Press
AssigneeKorsch AG
InventorsMichael Schmett, Wolfgang Korsch, Helmut Zeddies, Stephan Mies
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AssigneeKorsch AG
InventorsMichael Schmett, Wolfgang Korsch, Helmut Zeddies, Stephan Mies
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The invention relates to a method for inserting inserts (cores) into female molds of a rotary tableting press. The inserts are inserted individually into one female mold each of a rotating rotor of the rotary tableting press by separating the inserts from a nonspecific quantity by means of a feeder mechanism, feeding them to a core distributor and aligning them from there with the female molds in a precisely defined position and delivering the inserts to the female molds in this position.
A method for inserting inserts into female molds of a rotary tableting press, whereby the inserts are inserted individually into one female mold each of a rotating rotor of the rotary tableting press, the method comprising:
A device for inserting inserts into female molds in a rotary tableting press, having a feeder mechanism by means of which the single-fed inserts are brought into alignment with a female mold of the rotary tableting press, wherein the feeder mechanism comprises a core distributor;
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