Heated plastic forming web
Common for tablets, capsules and other products where a clear formed cavity is appropriate. Confirm PVC, PVDC-coated PVC, PET or another specified web against your stability and sealing data.
Pharmaceutical & specialty blister packaging
Choose a standalone blister machine or an integrated blister-cartoning line by matching your product, forming material, blister drawing, sustained output, inspection strategy and validation plan.
Operating demonstration. Final configuration, speed and documentation scope are confirmed against your URS and contract.
Start with the pack, not a model number
A blister packing machine forms a cavity, loads the product, seals the web with a lidding material and cuts the finished pack. The correct platform depends on your barrier requirement and production method—not on the highest catalog speed.
Common for tablets, capsules and other products where a clear formed cavity is appropriate. Confirm PVC, PVDC-coated PVC, PET or another specified web against your stability and sealing data.
Alu-PVC combines a formed plastic web with aluminum lidding. Cold-form Alu-Alu is considered when moisture or light protection demands a higher-barrier structure. Your material specification remains the controlling input.
When the project includes inspection, rejection, transfer, leaflet insertion and cartoning, define one line-level acceptance test and every upstream/downstream interface in the URS.
Application routes
Use these application pages to narrow the feeding, tooling and pack-format questions. Model, output and compliance scope are confirmed only after HIJ reviews your samples and URS.
Packaging routes for tablets, capsules and solid-dose products.
Review pharmaceutical machine options
Automatic forming, feeding, sealing and cutting configurations.
See automatic blister configurations
Cold-form configurations for products requiring a high-barrier pack.
Compare Alu-Alu options
Feeding and tooling decisions for tablet shapes and pack layouts.
Plan a tablet blister line
Handling options for hard capsules, softgels and related products.
Review capsule feeding options
Form-fill-seal routes for liquid and gel unit doses.
Assess a liquid blister application
Tray loading, inspection and cartoning for syringe projects.
Discuss a syringe blister project
Product handling and tray-format decisions for confectionery.
Explore chocolate blister options
Flexible pack-layout planning for round, oval and irregular pills.
Review pill packaging optionsVerified model reference
These values come from the DPH380B product document and apply to this model only. They are not a portfolio-wide speed or utility promise.
| Machine | DPH380B high-speed roller-plate intelligent blister packaging machine |
|---|---|
| Packaging structure | Alu-PVC / Alu-Alu |
| Blanking frequency | 40–180 cycles/min |
| Feed stroke | 40–240 mm |
| Maximum forming area | 260 × 240 mm |
| Maximum forming depth | 14 mm |
| Power supply / total power | Three-phase five-wire 380 V, 50 Hz (220 V, 60 Hz option); 25 kW |
| Overall dimensions | 5400 × 1380 × 2100 mm, with hopper |
| Machine weight | 4500 kg |
A cycle rate is not the finished-pack rate. Your usable output depends on cavities per pack, packs across the web, feed performance, material behavior, inspection and rejection logic, and the agreed sustained operating window.
Verified integrated project reference
One documented project integrates blister forming, product loading, inspection, sealing, punching, leaflet handling and cartoning for glass pre-filled syringes and glass ampoules.
Feeding and tray loading were engineered around the documented products.
This is the project target, not a universal line rating.
Material and dimensions are confirmed per project.
Includes inspection, transfer, leaflet insertion and cartoning.
Before quotation
A useful quotation starts with controlled inputs. Send these items together so the machine, tooling, inspection and downstream line are sized against the same basis.
Product name, dosage form, dimensions, weight, fragility, orientation and samples for a trial.
Dimensioned drawing, cavities per pack, pitch, perforation, coding area and acceptable cosmetic criteria.
Material construction, thickness, reel width/diameter, print registration and supplier specification.
Sustained packs or pieces per hour, batch size, shifts, planned OEE basis and permitted rejection method.
Missing-product, cap, print, code, seal or vision checks; reject confirmation and batch-record expectations.
Upstream feeder or labeler, downstream cartoner, conveyors, handshakes, accumulation and fail-safe states.
Available floor space, access route, voltage/frequency, compressed air, chilled water, environment and cleanability constraints.
Required DQ/IQ/OQ support, drawings, manuals, certificates, FAT/SAT tests, languages and approval responsibilities.
Validation support
HIJ engineers equipment and project documentation to support your plant’s validation. The customer remains responsible for site approval, qualification strategy, executed records and regulatory submissions.
Agree the intended use, product/material range, controls, alarms, interfaces, data requirements and acceptance tests.
Map the agreed design back to the approved URS and record deviations or open items before manufacture proceeds.
Run agreed samples, challenge critical interlocks and rejection logic, and close the punch list against the approved protocol.
Confirm installation, utilities, safety, functions and operating ranges using the project-specific protocol scope.
Your quality unit defines and approves performance qualification under routine site conditions using your products, people and procedures.
Documented engineering functions
The functions below are documented on the DPH380B or PBL-400S/400SF sources. They must still be confirmed on the exact machine configuration you purchase.
The source document describes automatic stop on missing PVC or aluminum foil and heating-system cut-off when temperature exceeds the limit.
The documented platform uses a nine-axis servo drive with servo traction and positioning functions across critical stations.
The PBL project includes forming inspection, product-presence checks and rejection logic. Exact defects, cameras, sensors and reject confirmation belong in your URS.
Forming, sealing and punching parts are designed around the approved blister drawing. Ask for a format-parts list and a witnessed changeover test.
Acceptance before shipment
Your FAT protocol should convert the URS into observable tests with agreed samples, materials, quantities, evidence and acceptance limits.
HIJ Knowledge Center
Use the guide that matches the decision currently on your desk: packaging principle, machine selection, material, validation, mechanism or unit cost.
Process, pack structure and common production decisions.
Read the complete guideQuestions to resolve before supplier comparison and PO approval.
Use the selection checklistConnect barrier needs and stability data to material choice.
Compare blister materialsClarify supplier support and the customer quality unit’s responsibilities.
Review qualification responsibilitiesUnderstand how the machine mechanism affects your application.
Compare forming and sealing systemsBuild a cost model from material, tooling, labor, waste and output.
Build your unit-cost modelProcurement FAQ
Start with your product, stability data, forming and lidding materials, dimensioned blister drawing, sustained output, inspection requirements and line interfaces. HIJ then calculates a configuration against your URS. Do not select a model from maximum catalog speed alone.
Send product dimensions and samples, the blister drawing or target pack layout, material construction and reel data, required packs or pieces per hour, batch pattern, inspection and rejection needs, site utilities, downstream equipment and the documentation required by your quality unit.
The DPH380B document specifies a blanking frequency of 40–180 cycles per minute. Finished packs per minute depend on the blister layout, cavities per pack, product feeding, material behavior and the agreed operating window, so HIJ calculates project output from your drawing and samples.
Yes, when integration is defined in the project scope. The documented PBL-400S/400SF project combines tray forming, product loading, inspection, heat sealing, punching, leaflet insertion and cartoning for glass pre-filled syringes and ampoules, with a project target of 8,000 pieces per hour.
The exact document package is project-specific. Your URS and contract should name the required DQ, IQ, OQ, FAT and SAT protocols, drawings, manuals, certificates, calibration records and software records. HIJ supports the agreed scope; your quality unit owns site approval, execution and PQ.
There is no reliable universal price or lead time. Tooling, feeder design, forming material, output, inspection, controls, documentation and cartoner integration change both. HIJ provides an itemized quotation and project schedule after reviewing your URS, samples and acceptance requirements.
Material capability is confirmed by model and project. The verified DPH380B document covers Alu-PVC and Alu-Alu packaging, while the documented PBL-400S/400SF project uses PVC/ALU. Submit the exact forming and lidding material specifications for compatibility and tooling review.
One engineering team, one project scope
HIJ Machinery (Wenzhou) is a pharmaceutical packaging machinery manufacturer based in Rui’an, Wenzhou, Zhejiang, China, formerly operating under the TRUSTAR brand. HIJ supplies model- and project-specific compliance documentation and engineers equipment to support each customer’s own cGMP and WHO GMP validation and regulatory submissions.
Founded in 2004 by Forester Xiang, HIJ develops standalone machines and turnkey packaging lines from URS review through FAT/SAT and site qualification support. Forester has 20+ years of machinery experience and has audited 100+ pharmaceutical factories across 30+ countries.
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