Disposable syringe filling/closing plant (unused) Bausch+Ströbel, year 2020, our item-# 13-0110

Fully automatic system for filling nested disposable syringes and closing with plunger stoppers, consisting of 4 Bausch+Ströbel components: • TUM 9070 Tub unpacking machine for removing the cups from the bag using a sliding device • DVE 9070 Cover and protective film removal • SFM 5072 Filling and sealing machine • NTS 8140 Transport system • Output max. 36,000 disposable syringes/h, infinitely adjustable • For disposable syringes 0.5 - 10 ml depending on format set • For plunger stoppers diam. 5.00 - 21.00 mm, H 7.00 - 15.00 mm depending on format set • For 100 mm nest • For tub H max. 130 mm • Parts in contact with the product made of stainless steel AISI 316L • IQ/OQ qualification documentation in accordance with Annex D5 GAMP 5 and Annex 15 EU-GMP in English • Calibration (KAL) for all process-relevant measuring systems • Material specification • PLC Siemens • HMI Bausch & Ströbel OVD (Operation Visualisation Data collection and evaluation with IPC) • Operating system Microsoft Windows • Menu languages DE, EN, FR • Fully automatic in-process control (IPC) with tare and gross weighing • User administration in accordance with 21 CFR part 11 and Annex 11 EU-GMP • Recipe management for 500 recipes • Ethernet interface for secure and TÜV IT-certified remote maintenance connection • Drive 230/400V/50Hz • Currently without CE declaration of conformity. However, a CE declaration of conformity can be issued by Bausch + Ströbel at an additional cost after customisation work has been carried out • With format sets for: 100 nest Disposable syringe 1 ml standard according to DIN ISO 11040-4, diam. 10.85+/-0.1 mm x H 69.00+/-1.00 mm Rubber stopper diam. 9.20+/-0.1 mm x H 7.70+/-0.40 mm Rotary piston pumps for 10 filling stations for filling volumes 0.3 - 2.1 ml The system is unused and is still packed in original wooden crates in China near Hong Kong. The price is free loading ramp. The video shows the FAT at Bausch + Ströbel. The photos show an assembled sister system. See more details at: https://www.bma-group.de/en/used-mach...