An aseptic dispensing device including a medicine bottle capable of accurately taking capsules

Abstract

The invention discloses aseptic subpackaging equipment for a medicine bottle for taking capsules accurately. The aseptic subpackaging equipment comprises a body, a feeding box and a discharging disc, wherein a control box is mounted in the body; the feeding box and the discharging disc are both mounted on the body; a first discharge hole is formed in the feeding box; a plurality of ultraviolet lamp tubes are mounted in the feeding box; the first discharge hole is connected with the discharging disc; a sealing cover is mounted on the discharging disc; a plurality of scraping plates are mounted in the discharging disc; a counting mechanism is mounted on a second discharge hole; charging bottles are arranged below the counting mechanism; each charging bottle comprises a bottle body, a sealing pressing belt and a medicine taking drawer; an auxiliary bottle body is arranged on the bottle body; a tensioning belt fixing groove is formed in the auxiliary bottle body; a tensioning belt is mounted in the tensioning belt fixing groove, and is connected with the sealing pressing belt. According to the aseptic subpackaging equipment, the grain counting accuracy of the capsules can be improved, the bottling efficiency is high, the capsules can be taken out from the medicine bottle more accurately through the charging bottles, and the pollution of hands and air to the capsules can be reduced.

Description

【Technical field】

[0001] The invention relates to the technical field of capsule production equipment, in particular to the technical field of aseptic subpackaging equipment for accurately taking capsule medicine bottles. 【Background technique】

[0002] Drugs packed in capsules are generally powders or granules that are irritating to the esophagus and gastric mucosa, or drugs that taste bad, are easy to volatilize, are easily decomposed by saliva in the mouth, and are easy to inhale into the trachea. These medicines are packed into capsules, which not only protects the properties of the medicine from being destroyed, but also protects the digestive organs and respiratory tract. Removing the capsule shell may result in drug loss, drug waste, and reduced drug efficacy. In addition, some drugs need to be dissolved and absorbed in the intestines, and the capsule is a kind of protection to protect the drugs from being destroyed by gastric acid. In medicine, it refers to a capsu...

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