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MOT

Oval motion machine: Platform for more complex assembly tasks

Description

Numerous processes can be integrated on the MOT oval motion machine platform. So, even more complex pharmaceutical products with a large number of individual parts can be assembled. In addition to assembly and inspection processes, the assembly machine can be expanded to include dosing stations for powder, pellets or liquids, etc. Barrier technology allows for the use of a clean room.

Benefits

Standardized platform to integrated technologies and processes
Precise product transport with high cycle rates
Ideal for products made of a large number of individual parts with complex processes and a dense sequence of assembly steps, inspections and dosages.
Compact design with minimal set-up space
Easy to link to other technology platforms and packaging machines

Oval motion unit in a system used to produce soft-mist inhalers.
MOT – assembly of injectors, feeding of components and inspection

Diagram of the injector assembly on the MOT platform including feeding technology and inspection systems.
MOT – assembly platform with tray loaders for producing pharmaceutical devices

Assembly of pharmaceutical devices on the basis of an MOT 240 oval motion machine with several tray loaders used to feed components.
MOT – liquid filling of nasal applicators

“Maxima” assembly machine used to produce nasal applicators with liquid filling.
MOT – feeding technology and product handling of injector components

Feeding injector components into the product mounts of the oval motion unit.
MOT – assembly of DPI inhalers and positioning the end cap

Capping in an assembly machine for dry powder inhalers.

Technical data

Output: up to 80 cycles/min
Stations: 12 – 50
Exception: 1 to 16 grooves
Clean room design option: Clean room class 100,000 – 1,000
Process station motors (depending on the assembly task): cam-controlled, electro-pneumatic or servo-motor driven

Final products

Inhalers
Injectors
IV bags
Nasal applicators
Pharmaceutical devices

Periphery

Assembly machines
Dosing and filling machines
Tray loader
Marking
Control systems
Packaging machin

Machine features

Tools such as vacs, grippers or tongs are used to handle components when assembling inhalers in DPI machines

Parts handling

Components are automatically taken out using vacs, grippers or tongs and accurately transferred. This can be performed in a linear or swivel movement. To increase the output, these systems can be set up at multiple locations so as to perform loading and unloading tasks at the same time.

In mechanical engineering, automated processes regulate the transport and the assembly of products within the machine.

Automation

Automated logistics concepts control how product components are fed via feeding unit and regulate the transport systems within the machine. Robot and automation technology is intended to insert components into production machines and to handle them during assembly.

Joining comportments during the completion of inhalers, pens or auto-injectors requires precise, gentle processes

Joining and final assembly

Joining technology is one of the basic processes for completing assembly groups. Highly precise processes and gentle handling are perquisites to ensuring that components are reliably joined. Inspection and measuring systems guarantee the highest possible quality, even at high speeds.

Barrier technology

Compact machine design and detailed knowledge of all processes makes Harro Höfliger a specialist in containment and barrier systems that serve to protect both the operator and the product. For ideal accessibility, ergonomic studies are performed that simulate all processes and operating steps.