1. Technical level. The current capping machines are already at the automation level, and it can be said that they are similar to each other, so how do we judge their quality? At this time, we have to compare the technical equipment level. The same is PLC control, and the same is the man-machine interface operation, but the control points and methods are very different. The safety, stability, accuracy and sensitivity of the capping machine will be qualitatively different. Of course, the manufacturing of the capping machine The cost and selling price are also different.
2. Compatible bottle type. It depends on whether the capping machine can meet a variety of bottle types. Many pharmaceutical companies will choose to produce products with different packaging specifications and materials. In this case, bottle compatibility is very important. The investment in purchasing multiple equipment is too large, and the purchase of a capping machine that can be used for multiple purposes can reduce the investment cost of the equipment.
3. Production coordination. The capping machine is generally combined with a bottle unscrambler, a counting machine, a stopper dryer, a sealing machine, and a labeling machine to form a linkage counting bottle production line, so the coordination relationship between the production capacity of the capping machine and the production capacity of other packaging machines should be considered . In addition, the linkage signal between the capping machine and other equipment should also have good coordination.
4. Operating cost. Buying capping machine equipment is a one-time expense, while after-sales service is a daily expense. Many pharmaceutical companies are most concerned about how much they spend on equipment when purchasing. They rarely discuss and estimate the cost of after-sales service. This is a common omission in equipment procurement by many companies. When purchasing capping machine equipment, it is necessary to compare the level of operating costs and comprehensively weigh with the purchase cost. The operating cost of the capping machine includes: energy consumption (water, electricity, steam, compressed air, etc.), the number and quality of operators, the price and replacement frequency of spare parts and wearing parts, the cost of after-sales service engineers, and the cost of equipment Service life and depreciation rate, etc.
5. Satisfaction after sale. In terms of after-sales service, we must have a good reputation in the industry. The after-sales service is timely. If there is a problem in the production of the machine, or the problem cannot be solved immediately, the loss can be imagined.
