Pharmacount 12-2 / 24-4
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The Pharmacount 12-2 / 24-4 systems combine proven product feed technology with the latest in electronic controls and feature twelve or twenty four linear vibratory product feed tracks and infrared count heads. Using format free vibratory product feed trays the optimum product control and speed is achieved as product is regulated accurately and consistently by the hopper tray sensors which continually monitor the product levels in the feed trays and switch the hopper feeder on and off accordingly. Every element of the feed system can be individually controlled to allow perfect set up every time. The Pharmacount "Flexifill" system which is standard on both the 12-2 and 24-4 allow the optimum configuration for any pack or product combination. Flexifill allows the user to operate the system with trap boxes so smaller counts are completed into the trap box Pharmacount 12-2 / 24-4 Features • Up to 160 bottles per minute • Latest cGMP design • PC based touch screen control system • Integrated chip and dust extraction system • Full IQ/OQ Documentation available • 21 CFR part II Compliant controls available and discharged into the bottle in one drop. This method allows counting to continue whilst bottles are indexed and results in higher speeds. With its open front chute arrangement the count and batching operation is highly visible allowing the parameters to be optimised for maximum speed whilst maintaining absolute control and accuracy.

HMI (Human Machine Interface) is a full colour touch screen based PC, operating in a windows XP embedded environment the HMI offers straight forward intuitive navigation of the controls and allows data acquisition via either printing or download using the external USB port. The HMI is available with two levels of control to allow either standard security access codes or full 21 CFR part II compliant login and authorisation. The CFR software provides a complete audit trail and electronic record for the system run time. High speed infrared sensors scanning at 34,000 times per second...