High-Precision Automated Vacuum Blood Collection | RFQ Sourcing Details

This automated production line is designed for processing vacuum blood collection tubes from prepared components through finished tray loading. The documented process includes flexible tube loading, inverted-tube detection, liquid dosing and spraying, drying, capping, vacuuming, and staggered tray loading.

Operators manually prepare the tube hopper, cap bin, foam-tray box, and dispensing stations before automatic operation begins. The line uses PLC and HMI controls and incorporates an online QC sampling station.

In automatic mode, sampling can be initiated through the HMI;after the current injection action is completed, the sample moves to the QC station and can be ejected for inspection.

The equipment description also identifies precise mould-frame positioning with locating-pin holes and lift positioning at individual workstations.

The documented technical configuration supports Ø13 × 75 mm and Ø13 × 100 mm test tubes and lists a production capacity of approxima buyers should confirm which speed applies to the proposed machine configuration and product process.

The technical table specifies three liquid dosing and spraying systems, two drying systems, a 380 V/50 Hz supply, clean compressed air at 0.6–0.8 MPa, and gas consumption below 500 L/min. Listed dosing configurations include five-nozzle ceramic injection pumps and an ILS glass infusion pump.

Reported accuracy figures vary by dosing arrangement and reference volume: no greater than ±3% based on 200 µL, no greater than ±5% based on 20 µL, and no greater than ±6% based on 20 µL. The exact pump type, liquid, dose, nozzle arrangement, and acceptance method should be documented for the ordered configuration.

Construction details identify SUS304 sheet for the equipment body, frame, and door sheet, nano-treated surfaces, tempered-glass doors, and a high-rigidity steel structural frame. Cap plugs may use upper press-in or lower press-in arrangements according to customer requirements.

Supported tray formats are described as dislocation foam or rectangular foam, also selected according to requirements.

Procurement confirmation: Before ordering, confirm the final process scope, rated and validated throughput, tube and cap drawings, reagent characteristics, dosing range and accuracy test method, vacuum setpoint and verification method, tray format, electrical load, compressed-air quality and consumption, installation dimensions, operator requirements, guarding, control-language requirements, documentation package, and site acceptance criteria.

Certification records for CE, GMP, and ISO are listed, but buyers should verify the exact documents, issuing bodies, model coverage, and validity for the supplied configuration.

The source also lists customization, new condition, and a one-year warranty;the final scope and warranty terms should be confirmed in the purchase contract.