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|Articles|March 31, 2015
Compact Tablet Press Offers High Yield and Efficiency
GEA’s Performa Lite is a medium-scale tablet press.
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GEA’s Performa Lite is a medium-scale tablet press with rates up to 320,000 tablets per hour. The compact system gives the user the ability to adjust the precompression dwell time by up to 300%. The GEA Air Compensator is fitted to the precompression station and enables shorter set-up times, high yield, improved tablet quality, and greater product output. An exchangeable turret allows product changeover in just 30 minutes, and the standard model comes with a constant-level feeding system, replaceable upper guides, removable scraper seals, and die seats.
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