1. Capsule Separation: The machine separates empty capsules by feeding them into individual slots or pockets.
2. Capsule Orientation: The capsules are then oriented in a specific position, ensuring that the open end of the capsule is facing upwards.
3. Filling Station: The machine moves the capsules to the filling station, where the powder or granular substance is filled into the capsules. This can be done through various methods, such as dosing discs or vacuum suction.
4. Tamping: After filling, a tamping station compresses the filled powder or granules to ensure uniformity and proper dosage.
5. Capsule Closing: The machine then moves the filled capsules to the closing station, where the open ends of the capsules are sealed. This can be done using a combination of mechanical pressure and heat.
6. Ejection: Finally, the filled and sealed capsules are ejected from the machine, ready for packaging or further processing.
