Oystar IWK improves tube filling machine

Published: 17-Feb-2010
Manufacturing

Oystar IWK has expanded the range of formats for its TFS-15 tube filling machine from 52mm to 60mm in terms of diameter. The TFS-15 tube filler can manufacture up to 85 plastic tubes or 70 metal tubes per minute and, with the expansion, provides for a filling volume of 1.5ml to 500ml, meaning the overall tube length ranges from 40mm to 250mm.

Oystar IWK has expanded the range of formats for its TFS-15 tube filling machine from 52mm to 60mm in terms of diameter. The TFS-15 tube filler can manufacture up to 85 plastic tubes or 70 metal tubes per minute and, with the expansion, provides for a filling volume of 1.5ml to 500ml, meaning the overall tube length ranges from 40mm to 250mm.


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