This invention discloses a
porcine circovirus vaccine filling device, relating to the field of vaccine filling technology. The device includes a filling
assembly comprising a base, a support frame on top of the base, the support frame being L-shaped, a
servo motor at the top of the support frame, and a connecting frame fixedly mounted on the bottom telescopic end of the
servo motor through the support frame. The connecting frame has several sets of mounting holes arranged sequentially, through which connecting pipes are installed. This invention, by setting up the filling
assembly, can effectively buffer the filling process. The
sieve plate provides effective buffering and defoaming, solving the problem of air bubbles easily generated during
filling in existing devices. It avoids the problem of large differences in
drug dosage due to air bubbles, ensuring the product complies with veterinary
pharmacopoeia regulations. Simultaneously, it prevents
oxygen in the air bubbles from accelerating the oxidative denaturation of
vaccine antigen proteins, ensuring the
drug's
efficacy and preventing immunization failure.