Capsule Filling Machine Series

Capsule Filling Machines

Shanghai Huale Industrial Co., Ltd. offers a comprehensive range of capsule filling machines for pharmaceutical production. The series spans fully automatic high-output models, semi-automatic units suited for smaller batches, and a dedicated capsule polishing machine. All equipment is developed to meet GMP-compliant production standards.

Fully Automatic Models

Semi-Automatic Models

Polishing Equipment

Product Overview

NJP Series

Fully Automatic

High-speed automatic capsule filling machines covering a range of output capacities from the NJP-200-400 through to the NJP-2500C-D.

DTJ Series

Semi-Automatic

Three semi-automatic configurations — DTJ-H, DTJ-T, and DTJ-V — designed for flexible, lower-volume capsule filling operations.

YJP-S

Polishing

Sorting-type capsule polishing machine for removing dust and polishing filled capsules, ensuring a clean finished product.

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