Product behavior
Define viscosity or rheology at filling temperature, foaming, air entrainment, particulates, shear sensitivity and cleanability.
Configure automatic syringe loading, ceramic-pump filling, cap feeding, servo capping and discharge around the real product, plastic syringe and cap.






The technical source lists liquid and ointment products and plastic syringe formats from 0.5 to 50 ml. Final suitability depends on product behavior, pump range, syringe/cap geometry and cleaning requirements.
Define viscosity or rheology at filling temperature, foaming, air entrainment, particulates, shear sensitivity and cleanability.
Provide barrel, tip, flange and cap drawings plus production samples. Special formats require engineered feeders and fixtures.
Agree fill calculation, cap position/retention, leakage or cosmetic checks, reject handling and accepted output.

The published DZA100 process combines syringe sorting/loading, quantitative filling, cap sorting/feeding, servo-controlled capping and finished-product output.

A vibrating arrangement sorts and presents the nominated plastic syringe to the machine.

A ceramic plunger pump meters the product through the configured filling path.

The cap-feeding system sorts and presents the nominated cap for placement.

Servo-controlled actions complete the defined cap-placement and tightening operation.

Filled and capped syringes leave the machine for the agreed inspection or downstream step.
These values come from the available DZA100 technical document. The final quotation must identify the exact syringe, cap, pump range, format parts, utilities and optional equipment.
| Parameter | Published value | Project confirmation |
|---|---|---|
| Applicable materials | Liquid and ointment | Product samples, temperature, viscosity/rheology and cleaning method |
| Plastic syringe range | 0.5–50 ml | Exact barrel/cap drawings, supplier tolerances and format parts |
| Number of filling needles | 1 | Needle and product-path design for the target dose |
| Production capacity | 1,800–2,100 units/hour | Verify accepted output with actual product and inspection criteria |
| Filling accuracy | ≤±1–2% | Define method, sample count, temperature and calculation |
| Total power | 3 kW | Confirm ordered voltage: 380 V or 220 V, 50–60 Hz |
| Compressed air | 0.55–0.75 MPa; 15 L/s | Confirm air quality, connection and site capacity |
| Machine dimensions | 1230 × 850 × 1800 mm | Allow for guarding, optional hood, service and transfer access |
| Equipment weight | 500 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 document identifies quantitative filling by ceramic plunger pump. Confirm the correct pump range for every target dose.
Siemens HMI, PLC and servo motor are listed in the general configuration, with real-time station status and fault display.
The published design can operate standalone or connect with selected handling and downstream equipment.
The published 0.5–50 ml range describes platform capability. The ordered machine still needs format-specific syringe/cap tooling and a pump assembly suited to the actual filling range.
Define the syringe feeder, transfer guides, fixtures and cap-feeding parts for every production component set.
Large differences in fill volume can require a different ceramic pump assembly. List minimum, nominal and maximum dose.
Set needle position, fill speed and cut-off against foaming, stringing, dripping, splashing and air entrainment.

The DZA100 source describes a modular machine that can run standalone or connect with other equipment. The final proposal must state every included module and interface.
Define whether the base loading arrangement is sufficient or whether an upstream syringe elevator/feeder is required.
Confirm tank, level control, mixing/heating, product transfer, hold-up and cleaning boundary for the real formulation.
An optional laminar-flow hood is listed. Final airflow, room interface, monitoring and qualification are project-specific.
Plunger-rod insertion is separate downstream equipment and must be included explicitly when the finished syringe requires it.
Define label format, print/vision checks, reject handling and data requirements as a separate scope.
Syringe blister packing and cartoning are downstream systems with their own formats, materials, inspection and FAT criteria.
Define what must be demonstrated with production components before the machine build and FAT protocol are approved.
Answers are limited to the published HIJ-DZA100 technical document and the project inputs that still require confirmation.
Share production samples and acceptance criteria. HIJ can return an itemized machine configuration, format-part list, option boundary and FAT scope.