Abstract: A tamping assembly for a capsule filling machine is provided. The tamping assembly comprising a dosing disc provided with a plurality of sets of through vertical passages placed substantially equidistantly around the periphery thereof; a bottom plate disposed below the dosing disc, the bottom plate having an open region aligned with a carousel of the capsule filling machine disposed adjacent to the tamping assembly, and a set of apertures aligned with at-least one set of through vertical passages of the dosing disc; a plurality of sets of top tamping plungers disposed above the dosing disc, each set of top tamping plungers configured to be driven downwards for pressing a powdered product in the vertical passages from the top; and at-least one set of bottom tamping plungers disposed below the bottom plate and configured to be driven upwards for pressing the powdered product in the vertical passages from the bottom.

Abstract: A capsule sealing system comprising: a heating unit for mounting on a capsule filling machine and receiving therein a plurality of filled capsules (FC) from the capsule filling machine, the heating unit comprising a first plate and a second plate spaced apart from each other by at least one biasing means, each plate having a plurality of grooves forming a plurality of circular holes between the plates when abutted to each other against the biasing means, to capture and heat seal each capsule; and an engaging mechanism for abutting the first and second plates against the biasing means.

Abstract: A tamping assembly for capsule filling machine is provided.

Abstract: A tamping assembly for a capsule filling machine is provided. The tamping assembly comprising a dosing disc provided with a plurality of sets of through vertical passages placed substantially equidistantly around the periphery thereof; a bottom plate disposed below the dosing disc, the bottom plate having an open region aligned with a carousel of the capsule filling machine disposed adjacent to the tamping assembly, and a set of apertures aligned with at-least one set of through vertical passages of the dosing disc; a plurality of sets of top tamping plungers disposed above the dosing disc, each set of top tamping plungers configured to be driven downwards for pressing a powdered product in the vertical passages from the top; and at-least one set of bottom tamping plungers disposed below the bottom plate and configured to be driven upwards for pressing the powdered product in the vertical passages from the bottom.

Abstract: A capsule for encapsulating a tablet, includes two capsule portions of equal sizes and dimensions, each containing a moisture content of 12 to 16% and having a plurality of ridges projecting inwardly from the inner circumference of the respective capsule portions and extending along the inner circumference of the respective capsule portions in radially spaced apart relationship with one another and defining fluid flow passages between the ridges. The outline defined by the tips of the ridges correspond to the outer surface of the tablet to provide an interference fit between the ridges and the tablet when the capsule portions are push fitted over the tablet from the ends of the tablet in an abutting but not overlapping relationship with each other at ambient conditions.

Abstract: A capsule for encapsulating a tablet, includes two capsule portions of equal sizes and dimensions, each containing a moisture content of 12 to 16% and having a plurality of ridges projecting inwardly from the inner circumference of the respective capsule portions and extending along the inner circumference of the respective capsule portions in radially spaced apart relationship with one another and defining fluid flow passages between the ridges. The outline defined by the tips of the ridges correspond to the outer surface of the tablet to provide an interference fit between the ridges and the tablet when the capsule portions are push fitted over the tablet from the ends of the tablet in an abutting but not overlapping relationship with each other at ambient conditions.