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USED 2001 IMA ZANASI 40F

California, United States

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Overview
Capsule Fillers

Used IMA Zanasi 40F Encapsulator w/vacuum Pump
Upgraded to Zeroid

The IMA Zanasi 40F is an intermittent-motion capsule filling machine engineered for low-to-medium-scale pharmaceutical or nutraceutical production environments. It utilizes a highly precise dosator system (a tube-and-piston dosing mechanism) rather than a dosing disc/tamping pin design.
Maximum Production Output Up to 40,000 capsules per hour (variable speed control)
Kinematic Motion Intermittent rotary indexer
Dosing Technology. Dosator (Piston/Cylinder style volumetric filling)
Supported Capsule Formats. Size 00, 0, 1, 2, 3, 4, 5 (Hard gelatin, HPMC, or alternative formats)
Product Configurations. Powders, Pellets/Granules, Mini-Tablets, or Dual-Product Combinations
Total Electrical Load. Approx. 6.0 kW to 7.5 kW (dependent on standard vacuum pump integration)
Standard Electrical Supply. 230 / 400 V
Vacuum System (Capsule Separation & Dedusting):
Function: High-vacuum suction is applied at the lower indexing station to pull the capsule bodies smoothly down into the lower segments while leaving the caps in the upper alignment block.
Air Volume Requirement: Typically paired with an integrated or footprint-adjacent liquid ring or rotary vane vacuum pump capable of drawing roughly 120 to 150 cubic meters per hour at an operating vacuum level of -0.4 to -0.6 bar.
Dust Aspiration: Built-in connection points link to an external dust collector system to constantly evacuate airborne powders from the dosing area, keeping weights stable.

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