Tablet Press Machine Selector

Pick the right tablet press — tell us your tablet diameter, required pressure and target output, and we'll show every CECLE tablet press that fits, cheapest first. Hard filters rule out machines that physically cannot press your tablet; preferences only re-rank.

1 · Press type

This is the hard filter and decides the machine family. Single-punch for R&D, clinics and small batches; rotary for scaled, continuous mass production.

2 · Max tablet diameter (mm)

Hard filter. A machine is removed if its max diameter is smaller than yours. Leave empty for "any".

3 · Required pressure (kN)

Hard filter. A machine is removed if its max pressure is below yours (harder / denser material needs more). Leave empty for "any".

4 · Power source

Manual = no electricity on site (only the TDP-0 qualifies). Electric = any motor-driven press (the TDP-0 is removed).

5 · Target output (pcs/h)

Soft preference, not a filter. If a machine's capacity is below your target it stays in the list but is flagged "Under capacity". Leave empty for "any".

6 · Anything else you need?

Preferences, not filters — machines that lack them stay in the list, just ranked lower.

Selection logic — how a machine gets ruled out

Press type is a hard filter and decides the machine family. Single-punch (TDP series) and rotary (ZP series) are different machines for different scales. Pick "Single-Punch" and only TDP-0 / TDP-1.5T / TDP-5T / TDP-6T remain; pick "Rotary" and only the ZP series remains.

Tablet diameter and pressure are hard filters. A machine is removed and named if its max diameter or max pressure is below what you entered — it physically cannot press your tablet. Only the ZP15B reaches 40 mm; only the ZP15B and ZP-27 reach 100 kN.

Power source is a hard filter, listed separately. The TDP-0 runs on a hand crank with no electricity. If you select "Manual only", every motor-driven press is removed and named; if you select "Electric OK", the TDP-0 is removed.

Target output is a soft preference. Single-punch tops out around 6,000 pcs/h; rotary starts at 16,200 pcs/h. A machine below your target is kept and flagged "Under capacity" rather than dropped.

Results are sorted by fit, then cheapest first. The "Lowest cost" badge marks the cheapest machine that still matches your hard filters.

Prices are reference USD at the lowest published shipping option on the product page (usually sea-to-door; express adds cost). Confirm the full landed cost on WhatsApp.

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Selection logic — how a machine gets ruled out