CE King TB4 Tablet Counter

• Counting and filling tablets or capsules into containers within pharmaceutical manufacturing.
• Packaging of confectionery items such as small sweets or chewing gum.
• Accurate counting of small components in nutraceutical or veterinary product industries.
• Automated filling lines requiring precise product counts for bottling or pouching operations.

Typical throughput

Units of this class commonly achieve speeds of up to 30 containers per minute, depending on product size and count.

Product compatibility

Designed for tablets and capsules; suitable for a range of shapes and sizes, typically within pharmaceutical standards.

Channel configuration

This model features a two-channel counting system, enhancing filling speed and accuracy.

Material construction

Typically constructed from stainless steel, ensuring hygienic operation and suitability for pharmaceutical environments.

Conveyor integration

Often supplied with an integrated slat chain conveyor, commonly around 3000mm in length and 100mm wide, for inline operation.

Power supply

Units of this industrial capacity typically require a 3-phase electrical supply.

Product feed control

Features a product hopper with top cover and vibration frequency control for consistent product flow to the feed chute.

• What types of products can this counter handle?

  This CE King TB4 is designed for counting tablets and capsules. Its two-channel system and vibration control are optimised for consistent feeding of these product types.

• Is this unit suitable for pharmaceutical production?

• What kind of containers can it fill?

• What maintenance is typically required for a unit like this?

• Can the counting speed be adjusted?

• What are the typical space requirements for this equipment?

Tablet counting and packaging equipment is valued for improving accuracy and efficiency in pharmaceutical production. Buyers typically prioritise machines with reliable counting mechanisms, straightforward maintenance access, and compliance-ready documentation. Used units from reputable manufacturers with clear service histories are generally preferred. Key strengths include reduced labour costs, consistent output quality, and compatibility with existing production lines. Prospective purchasers should verify calibration records, inspect wear components, and confirm spare parts availability before committing to purchase.

General overview for this equipment type