Cartoning Machine
Model ZS-MSZH10 · Cartoning Machine
Last updated: 2026-10
GMP vertical cartoning line for pharmaceutical glass vials with leaflet insertion: an SUS304 stainless-steel body runs 20-60 boxes/min over cartons from 85x37x40mm up to 180x60x65mm, with a Keyence vision station rejecting incomplete vial or leaflet loads, vacuum gripper vial loading, and 1500kg on a 7200 x 2600 x 1750mm footprint at 380V 3.5kW.
The ZS-MSZH10 is an SUS304 vertical cartoner for pharmaceutical glass vials with leaflet insertion, stated at 20-60 boxes/min over cartons from 85x37x40mm up to 180x60x65mm, with Keyence vision rejection of incomplete loads.
| Filling speed | 20-60 boxes/min |
|---|---|
| Container range | Carton min. 85x37x40 mm, max. 180x60x65 mm |
| Power supply | 380V, 50Hz; total 3.5 kW |
| Dimensions | 7200 x 2600 x 1750 mm |
| Starting price | $126,999 |
| Machine weight | 1,500 kg |
| Construction materials | SUS304 stainless steel construction |
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