Blister Packing Machine Selector

Tell us your blister size, how many packs a day you need and what aluminium foil you have. We'll show every CECLE blister packer that fits — cheapest first — and tell you which ones need an air compressor.

1 · Blister size (mm)

The outside size of the PVC blister you load. This is the hard filter — a blister bigger than the machine's plate cannot be sealed.

Length

Width

2 · Output

You need about 5 blisters/min.

Counts blister sheets, not tablets — one sheet holds many tablets.

3 · What aluminium foil do you have?

This decides whether you need roll feeding and printed-pattern registration.

4 · Is there an air compressor on site?

Most CECLE blister machines are pneumatic. Only the manual and all-electric desktop models run without air.

Selection logic — how a machine gets ruled out

Blister size is a hard filter. Every CECLE blister machine is built around a maximum forming plate (105×70 up to 250×120 mm). A blister larger than that plate simply cannot be run on it, so those models are removed.

Foil type is a hard filter. Pre-cut sheets need a machine with manual sheet laying. Unprinted rolls need roll feeding. Printed foil needs photoelectric registration. Alu-Alu cold forming — for light-sensitive medicine — is only available on the DPP-140E / DPP-250E.

Air supply is a hard filter, and it is listed separately. If you tell us there is no compressor, the pneumatic models are removed and named in a note above — never silently dropped. Two all-electric desktop models (MTBP-180, ETBP-180) always stay available.

Capacity is a soft filter. A machine slower than your target is kept and labelled Under capacity — you can run it longer or add a shift. Results are sorted cheapest first.

Land/Region

Sprache

Selection logic — how a machine gets ruled out