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|Articles|April 8, 2015
Rotary Tablet Press Offers Medium Output
Natoli's NP-155 is a cost-efficient, medium-output rotary press.
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Natoli's NP-155 is a cost-efficient, medium-output rotary press with hardened-steel die table, auto-lubricated turret, touch screen HMI, optional force feeders, and direct drive design. The cGMP- and Conformité Européene-compliant press can produce more than 280,000 tablets per hour and features manual weight, thickness, and overload adjustments; automatically lubricated punch guides; and adjustable punch penetration.
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