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Tablets & Capsules October 2014 32I Capsule fillers GKF Capsylon capsule fillers handle del- icate, sticky, abrasive, or fibrous nu - traceutical fills including powders (e.g., echinacea, ginseng, folic acid), pellets (vitamin C, iron supplements), and gran - ules (cinnamon bark, camellia sinensis tea extracts). Segment alignment-closing station immediately following filling- dosing station minimizes product loss from overfilled capsules. Non-separated capsules are rejected and extracted before reaching ejection station. Models 705, 1505, and 3005 (photo) fill as many as 42,000, 92,000, and 175,000 capsules per hour. Changeover and maintenance are fast and easy. Operator training takes 1 to 2 days. Bosch Packaging Technology, Minneapolis, MN. Tel. 763 424 4700 Fax 763 424 6711 www.boschpackaging.com HPMC capsules K-Caps HPMC capsules are suitable for range of products, including liquid and moisture-sensitive formulations. Capsules resist cross-linking and, when compared to other HPMC capsules, run better on automatic capsule fillers, reducing downtime and waste. Capsules have no preservatives, allergens, or starches; are halal and kosher certified; and are considered GRAS by FDA. They come in sizes 00 to 4, including 0el. In August, company opened additional HPMC plant in Lakeshore, Ontario. CapsCanada, Pompano Beach, FL. Tel. 954 979 6440 Fax 954 979 6390 www.capscanada.com U U Inline Series 5100 0700 . 384 . 866 0700 U com . e air - label . www U label-air @ info Follow Us On com . e label-air

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