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Adamus - Multipoint Tooling for Tablet Presses
Adamus S.A. specializes in providing high-quality multipoint tooling for tablet presses, designed to significantly enhance production efficiency without the need for investing in new tablet press machines. This approach not only increases operational benefits but also reduces production costs. Multipoint punch tools come in various configurations, tailored to specific applications, customer requirements, internal procedures, and technical feasibility, considering tablet dimensions and tooling standards. The production rate with multipoint tools varies by the number of points, typically showing average performance increases of 1.5, 2.8, and 4.5 times for two, four, and six-point tools, respectively. The actual efficiency gains can fluctuate depending on the compressed product's characteristics. The use of multipoint tooling requires adjusting turret speed for optimal filling, slightly reducing output compared to theoretical calculations but achieving substantial production enhancements overall.
Using high-quality multi-tip tools supplied by ADAMUS SA is an excellent way to increase tablet production efficiency without having to invest in new tablet presses, thereby increasing operating profits and reducing the following costs:
- labor costs
- operating costs
- energy costs
- investment costs
Multi-point punches are available in two different configurations:
- composite construction - with interchangeable tips
- monolithic construction
The choice of configuration depends on the type of application, customer requirements, internal procedures, and technical feasibility (tablet dimensions and tool dimensional standards). When using multi-tip tools, the number of tablets produced per rotation of the tablet press turret should be a corresponding multiple of the number of tips on the multi-tip punch. However, due to the need to slightly reduce turret speed to properly fill more die holes, actual output is slightly lower.
Depending on the characteristics of the compressed powder, the measured performance increase can vary from product to product, with average values of approximately 1.5 for two-pointed tools, 2.8 for four-pointed tools, and 4.5 for six-pointed tools. These values may vary depending on the compressed product.