blisterpakendamissüsteemid

Blisterpakendamissüsteemid, also known as blister packaging systems, are automated machines designed to create blister packs. These systems are a crucial part of the packaging industry, particularly for pharmaceuticals, medical devices, consumer goods, and electronics. The primary function of a blister packaging machine is to form a cavity or pocket from a plastic film, place a product into that cavity, and then seal it with a backing material, typically aluminum foil or a thicker plastic film.

The process usually begins with a roll of plastic film, which is fed into the machine. This film is then heated and formed into blisters using heat and a mold, or through a vacuum or pressure-forming process. Once the blisters are formed, they are moved to a filling station where the product is automatically inserted. After filling, the blister web proceeds to the sealing station. Here, the backing material is applied, and heat and pressure are used to create a strong, airtight seal, ensuring the product's integrity and protection.

Advanced blister packaging systems can incorporate features such as product inspection, date and batch code printing, and automatic rejection of faulty packs. These systems are valued for their high speed, efficiency, and ability to maintain product quality and safety. The design and complexity of a blister packaging system vary depending on the type of product being packaged, the desired output volume, and specific regulatory requirements, especially in the pharmaceutical sector where child-resistant and tamper-evident features are often mandated.