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The only manual work required by the operator is to scan the labels on cylinder and place cylinder on the turntable.
Opening and closing of valves, removal of cylinder after filling is complete, and cap removal (optional) are all automated.
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The difference from the semi-automatic type is that the filling unit is also attached automatically.
3/4 automatic type: Scan cylinder label ⇒ Carry cylinder in ⇒ The rest is automatic
Semi-automatic type: Scan cylinder label ⇒ Load cylinder ⇒ Attach the filling unit ⇒ The rest is automatic
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Each filling machine communicates independently with the office system, so even in the event of a communication problem, all machines except the one experiencing the problem can still be used, minimizing the risk of malfunctions.
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If the rotary table or conveyor breaks down and the entire automatic operation cannot be performed, the rotary filling machine can be used in fixed mode to continue filling.
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It can fill cylinder from 50kg to 20kg (including siphons).
When filling small cylinder weighing less than 20 kg using a rotary filling machine, there will be a long time wasted (the containers are simply rotating after they have been filled), so we recommend filling them using a separate stationary filling machine.
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The valve closing operation is double-checked by a "torque check" and a "check of the closing end of the valve opening and closing cylinder." If either check is not completed, the filling unit is designed not to come off, so you can use it safely without worrying about gas leaks.
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Depending on the conveyor layout, the process can be completed in 9 to 14 days from the start of removal to final inspection.
We will do our best to design the project so that wood working is not required, but if wood working is required, an additional construction period of approximately 1 to 2 weeks may be required.
The actual construction workHerePlease take a look.