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TVP - 64 / TVP - 67
The plastic film is unwound from the reel
and warmed up in the heating module; when
the preset process temperature has been
reached, the film is driven into the moulding
zone (positive or negative, depending on the
item features) where the shape is formed, by
means of vacuum and pressure in succession.
After moulding the film goes into the die
cutting station, where the shaped item is split
from the film and, thereafter, follows to the
piling station, ready for collection. The film
waste is rewound again for an easy handling.
- Servomotor-assisted thermoforming station, for an absolute positioning
accuracy
- High speed mould /countermould ascent and descent
- Hydraulic die-cutting by double action, high precision toggle
- Operation control of all working parameters by means of PLC
- User friendly, sliding touch screen interface
- Internal
high speed communication Ethernet network
- Sturdy and accessible frame
which allows for easy and simple maintenance jobs
- Differential heating
system, by means of moving louvers (patented)
- All sorts of thermoplastics
acceptable (PVC, PET, OPS, PP, etc.)
- Ergonomic design, to minimize
operator stress
- On-line checking by modem (optional)
TVP
64-67 BROCHURE

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Feeding and positioning of sheets is performed by hand. Once the sheet
is in place, the powered heating modules move
forward into position, above and below the sheet, to heat it up to the
required temperature.
As soon as the preset value is reached, pressure
is built in the sealed chamber, by means of turbo fans, to blow the
hot sheet
into a bubble shape. The mould moves to rest underneath the bubble
and then the pressurized chamber changes into vacuum
mode, causing the plastic to adapt to the mould figure. When moulding
is over, the material is cooled and withdrawn by hand.
The machine design has priorized the use of electromechanical components
to obtain a higher precision and energy savings.
Pneumatical elements are used only to adjust the position of the
locking frame.
Mould handling and its placement into the machine is done by means
of a purposedly built trolley, very easy to handle, that
fits in the mould holder in a safe and quick operation.
- Sturdy reinforced frame, which encloses a tight vacuum/pressure
chamber
- Manual feeding and picking of sheet, rest of operations are
entirely automatic (see options)
- Upper and lower sheet heating.
- Prestretched “bubble” formation
by means of pressure difference, photocell controlled.
- PLC-controlled
operational parameters.
- Touch screen to conduct machine operation.
- Mould and countermould
lifting and lowering speed ramps adjustable by means of inverters.
- Adjustable moulding areas.
- Easy, simple and quick mainteance operations.
- All type of thermoplastics
acceptable (PVC, PET, ABS, OPS, PP, etc.).
- Ergonomic design, for
maximum reduction of human effort.
- Can be built to meet different
sizes up to 2000 x 3000 mm
Options
- Automatic sheet feeding and finished parts expelling
- Adapter for films
in reels
- Negative mould process
- On-line diagnose by means of modem

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BPC-15
The plastic film is unwound from the reel and warmed up in the heating
module; when the preset process temperature has been reached, the film
is driven into the moulding zone (positive or negative, depending on
the item features) where the blister is formed.
After moulding the film goes into the filling area, where the blisters
are filled with the relevant items, then sealed with plastic or cardboard.
The filled blisters follow to the die cutting station where the hole
punching is performed and they are split from the film. Finished blisterpacks
are collected and the waste film is cut in sections for removal.
- Sturdy frame, of ergonomic design to reduce operator stress
- Quick
and easy access to the tooling, thus minimizing changeover time
- Operation control of all working parameters by means of PLC
- User
friendly touch screen interface
- Accessible structure for simple
and fast maintenance jobs
- On-line checking by in-built modem (optional)

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MACHINE FOR BLISTERPACKS:
BPC25N / BPC35N
Fully automatic process machines, designed for high
throughputs in continuous mode.
Operation
The plastic film is unwound from the
reel and warmed up in the heating module; when the
preset process temperatura has been reached, the film is
driven into the moulding zone (positive or negative,
depending on the item features) where the blister is
formed.
After moulding the film goes into the
filling area, where the blisters are filled with the
relevant items, then sealed either with cardboard or
with plastic. The filled blisters follow to the punching
and die cutting stations, where they are split from the
film and, thereafter, ready for collection. The film
waste is rewound again for an easy handling.
The main characteristic of the BPCN models is the
automatic positioning station, motorised in the process
stations of each stage.

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Features
- Robust construction, totally modular, for an
easy adaptation to different production requirements
and conditions.
- Ergonomic structure which allows easy operation
in web loading, filling, controlling, etc.
- Quick and easy access to the tooling, thus
minimizing changeover.
- Operation control of all working parameters by
means of PLC.
- Internal communication by high speed Ethernet
network.
- Storage of pressure data for quick automatic
settings.
- Powered storable dimensional settings.
- User friendly touch screen interface.
- P.I.D. temperature control, for ultra fast and
accurate settings.
- Simple and fast maintenance jobs.
- Same station accepts heat or High Frequency
sealing (as an option).
- On-line checking by in-built modem (optional).
Technical specifications
| Features |
BPC25N |
BPC35N |
| Max. diametre of
thermoforming web (a) |
500 mm |
| Max. optional
diametre of thermoforming web (b) |
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800 mm |
| Max. diametre of
sealing web |
400 mm |
| Max. width of
thermoforming sheet |
390 mm |
540 mm |
| Max. width of sealing
sheet |
360 mm |
510 mm |
| Max. thickness of
thermoforming sheet (a) |
0.5 mm |
| Max. thickness of
thermoforming sheet (b) |
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1 mm |
| Max. thermoforming
area |
250 x 350 mm |
350 x 500 mm |
| Min. thermoforming
area |
100 x 230 mm |
100 x 300 mm |
| Max. thermoforming
depth |
80 mm |
| Vacuum pump flow
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21 m3/h |
40 m3/h |
| Installed heating
power |
9,2 kW (750 mm) |
17.2 kW (1000 mm) |
| High Frequency
installed power (option) |
7-10 kW |
| Total installed power
(without H.F.) |
21.72 kW |
32.22 kW |
| Die-cutting max.
force |
7.5 Tm |
12 Tm |
| Dry cycle output (1)
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30 cycles/min |
| Compressed air
working pressure |
6 bar |
| Compressed air
consumption at 30 cycles/min (2) |
102 m3/h |
150 m3/h |
| Colour |
RAL 9002 |
| Mains power |
400V+T+N, 50 Hz |
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(1)(2) These figures refer to dry cycle
operation and will differ under actual working
conditions, depending on the plastic material
and process patterns. We will gladly advise on
your specific requirements upon request. |
Dimensions and weight
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BPC25N |
BPC35N |
| Height |
1.800 mm |
| Width |
1.120 mm |
1.320 mm |
| Length (including
filling zone: 3.500 mm) |
9.860 mm |
10.660 mm |
| Filing zone height |
950 mm |
| Approximate weight |
2.500 kg |
3.500 kg |
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Optional devices
- Aditional pressure molding station.
- Punching station.
- Automatic feeding of inner cards.
- On-line checking by in-built modem.
- Expandible filling zone.
- Automatic product feeding and handling.
- Pre-printed sealing film.
- Functional ancillary equipment: chillers,
compressors, dryers...
- Identifying ancillary equipment: markers,
coders, labelers...
- Twin bubble blister, automatic or semiautomatic.
- Specific customizations: power, dimensions,
patterns, etc.
BPC-25-N / BPC-35-N
The plastic film is unwound from the reel and warmed up in the heating
module; when the preset process temperature has been reached, the film
is driven into the moulding zone (positive or negative, depending on
the item features) where the blister is formed.
After moulding the film goes into the filling area, where the blisters
are filled with the relevant items, then sealed either with cardboard
or with plastic. The filled blisters follow to the punching and die cutting
stations, where they are split from the film and, thereafter, ready for
collection. The film waste is rewound again for an easy handling.
- Robust construction, totally modular, for an easy adaptation to
different production requirements and conditions
- Ergonomic structure
which allows easy operation in web loading, filling, controlling,
etc.
- Quick and easy access to the tooling, thus minimizing changeover
- Operation control of all working parameters by means of PLC
- Internal
communication by high speed Ethernet network
- Storage of pressure
data for quick automatic settings
- Powered storable dimensional settings
- User friendly touch screen
interface
- P.I.D. temperature control, for ultra fast and accurate
settings
- Simple and fast maintenance jobs
- Same station accepts heat or High
Frequency sealing (as an option)
- On-line checking by in-built modem
(optional)

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FV-64 / FV-67 The plastic film is unwound from the reel and warmed up in the heating
module; when the preset process temperature has been reached, the film
is driven into the moulding zone (positive or negative, depending on
the item features) where the shape is formed, by means of vacuum.
After moulding the film goes into the die cutting station, where the
shaped item is split from the film and, thereafter, follows to the piling
station, ready for collection. The film waste is rewound again for an
easy handling.
- High speed mould/countermould ascent and descent
- Hydraulic die-cutting
by double action, high precision toggle
- Operation control of all
working parameters by means of PLC
- User friendly, sliding touch
screen interface
- Internal high speed communication Ethernet network
- Sturdy and accessible
frame which allows for easy and simple maintenance jobs
- Differential
heating system, by means of moving louvers (patented)
- All sorts
of thermoplastics acceptable (PVC, PET, PS, etc.)
- Ergonomic design,
to minimize operator stress
- On-line checking by modem (optional)
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