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Brochure MCD-13

Brochure MCD-13

Brochure MCD-13

Product catalog summary
Overview: The Microcapper MCD-13 is a device designed to attach screw caps to containers, enhancing occupational health and safety by reducing manual strain and ensuring process integrity. It is particularly useful in laboratory settings for various cap, vial, and tube sizes.
Specifications: The device accommodates cap sizes ranging from 12 mm to 24 mm in diameter, with an adjustable capping torque between 12 to 25 Ncm. It has a compact size (W 154mm x D 227mm x H 405mm) and weighs 5 kg. The noise level is maintained below 70 db at 1 meter, and it operates on a power supply of 115 V / 230 V AC with a maximum power rating of 250 W.
Features: The MCD-13 offers both capping and de-capping functions, with a throughput of 10-15 caps per minute. It is user-friendly, requiring minimal training, and features an ON/OFF power switch and a reverse switch for de-capping. The device is designed for low maintenance.
Performance: The capping process is initiated when the power switch is turned on, with modes easily switchable between capping and de-capping. The capping interval is approximately 5 seconds, depending on the operator's speed.
Workflow: Users manually place caps on tubes, which are then loaded into a holder and pushed into the capping position. The device instantly caps or de-caps the tubes. Different container holders and spacers are available to accommodate a wide range of containers.
Benefits: The MCD-13 reduces hand fatigue and the risk of repetitive strain injuries such as carpal tunnel syndrome, making it a valuable tool for improving workplace safety and efficiency.
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Brochure MCD-13-1

Microcapper MCD-13 01 The Microcapper MCD-13 helps in attaching screw caps. It improves occupational health & safety and process integrity. Consistent tightening of the caps is ensured to prevent leakage during transportation. The MCD-13 reduces operator's hand fatigue. It is known that hazards such as carpal tunnel syndrome can result from the repetitive strain of manually tightening screw caps, making even semi-automated mechanical capping important. Designed for capping of screw caps on containers typically used in laboratories, the MCD-13 works for various cap, vial and tube sizes. The bench top device is compact, a footprint of less than half an A4 paper, and portable. The product is user friendly and can be operated with minimum training. Caps are manually placed on each tube, before loading onto holder and pushing in for capping. A de-capping function is also provided. Workflow Capping and de-capping of 12 mm - 24mm diameter screw caps onto standard micro-tubes typically used in laboratories (user adjustable). Different container holders and spacers available to adapt for a wide range of containers Tubes are inserted into holder with cap engaged; holder is pushed into capping position. Tube will be instantly capped or de-capped. Capping torque adjustable based on customer requirements between 12 to 25 Ncm. Operated simply by an ON/OFF power switch and reverse switch for de-capping

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Brochure MCD-13-2

Microcapper MCD-13 02 Performance Ready for capping when the power switch is ON Modes can be switched between capping and de-capping Capping interval approx. 5 seconds, limited by the operator Cap sizes user adjustable Little to no maintenance required Features Capping and De-capping Bulk caps and tube Specifications Cap size of 12 mm - 24 mm diameter (adjustable) Capping throughput 10-15 caps/minute Capping torque 12 to 25 Ncm (adjustable) Size: W 154mm x D 227mm x H 405mm Weight: 5 kge) Noise level less than 70 db at 1 meter Power Supply: Switching 115 V / 230 V AC Power Rating: 250 W max....

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