Product behavior
Define viscosity or rheology at filling temperature, foaming, air entrainment, particulates, stringing, shear sensitivity and product-contact compatibility.
Configure two-needle filling, automatic syringe loading, cap feeding and servo capping around your real formulation, dose range, plastic syringe and cap.






The DZA200 technical source lists liquid and ointment products in 1–50 ml plastic syringes. Final suitability depends on product behavior, filling temperature, dose range, component geometry, cleaning boundary and the required inspection method.
Define viscosity or rheology at filling temperature, foaming, air entrainment, particulates, stringing, shear sensitivity and product-contact compatibility.
Provide barrel, tip, flange and cap drawings plus production samples. Supplier tolerances and presentation behavior affect every guide and fixture.
Specify good syringes per hour after rejects and planned checks, together with the fill, cap, leakage and cosmetic acceptance methods.

The DZA200 process combines component presentation, two-needle quantitative filling, cap feeding, controlled capping and finished-syringe output. Each stage must be configured for the nominated syringe and closure.

Sort, orient and present the production plastic syringe to the transfer system.

Two ceramic-plunger pump paths meter product through the configured needles.

Sort and present the nominated cap or plug for the next operation.

Complete the defined closure-placement and tightening sequence under controlled motion.

Transfer filled and capped syringes to the agreed inspection or downstream process.
These values come from the available DZA200 technical document. The final quotation still needs the exact product, dose range, syringe/cap set, pump configuration, format parts, utilities and optional modules.
| Parameter | Published value | Project confirmation |
|---|---|---|
| Applicable materials | Liquid and ointment | Product samples, filling temperature, rheology and cleaning method |
| Plastic syringe range | 1–50 ml | Exact barrel/cap drawings, tolerances and format parts |
| Number of filling needles | 2 | Needle geometry, spacing and product path for the target dose |
| Production capacity | 3,000–3,900 units/hour | Verify accepted output with actual product and inspection criteria |
| Filling accuracy | ≤±1–2% | Define method, sample count, temperature and calculation |
| Total power | 8.5 kW | Confirm ordered voltage: 380 V or 220 V, 50–60 Hz |
| Compressed air | 0.55–0.75 MPa; 20 L/s | Confirm air quality, connection and available site capacity |
| Machine dimensions | 3200 × 1460 × 1970 mm | Allow for guarding, service, optional hood and line transfer |
| Equipment weight | 900 kg | Confirm floor loading, moving route and installation plan |
| Construction | SUS 304 exterior; SUS 316L and medical silicone product-contact parts | Confirm certificates, surface and chemical compatibility requirements |
The source identifies quantitative filling by ceramic plunger pump. Confirm the pump range and balancing method for every target dose.
Siemens HMI, PLC and servo are listed in the general configuration for operation, monitoring and fault display.
The published design can operate standalone or connect to selected upstream and downstream equipment.
The DZA200 is not simply a faster copy of a single-head machine. Pump selection, needle geometry, product supply and the acceptance method must support repeatable results from both filling positions.
Large filling-volume differences can require a different pump assembly. List minimum, nominal and maximum dose for every format.
Define how results from filling head A and head B will be sampled, calculated, compared and adjusted during setup and FAT.
Tank level, temperature, mixing, product transfer and hold-up can affect delivery to both pumps and must be included in the process boundary.

The DZA200 source describes a modular platform. The final proposal must identify which module supplies syringes and product, where inspection occurs and who owns every mechanical, electrical and data interface.
Define whether the base loading arrangement is sufficient or an upstream syringe elevator and automatic material-feeding system are required.
Confirm tank, level control, optional agitation or heating, product transfer, hold-up and cleanability for the real formulation.
An optional laminar-flow hood is listed. Airflow, monitoring, room interface and qualification scope remain project-specific.
Plunger-rod insertion and automatic syringe labeling are separate downstream scopes and must be included explicitly when required.
Define fill, closure, print and vision checks together with reject confirmation, sample handling and required records.
Syringe blister packing and cartoning have their own formats, materials, inspection points and FAT criteria.
Write the product, format, accepted output and quality methods into the URS before approving the configuration. Then use the same inputs to build the FAT protocol.
Answers below separate published DZA200 reference data from the product- and format-specific points that still require engineering confirmation.
Share production samples and acceptance criteria. HIJ can return an itemized machine configuration, format-part list, option boundary and FAT scope.