Rotary Kapoor Making Machine
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The Rotary Kapoor Making Machine is the ultimate production workhorse for large-scale camphor manufacturing plants. Built on the principle of rotary tableting, the machine utilizes a rotating turret with multiple punch stations that continuously compress camphor powder into finished tablets. The main compression force is delivered by dual pressure rollers, ensuring maximum tablet density and a glossy, professional finish. The entire turret and contact parts are made of high-quality stainless steel (SS 304). It features an integrated vacuum nozzle system to collect excess camphor dust, keeping the work environment clean. With speeds exceeding 15,000 tablets per hour, it is ideal for high-volume commercial packaging.
Technical Specifications
| Production Capacity | 50 - 70 kg per hour |
| Tablet Output Speed | 250 - 350 tablets per minute |
| Motor Power | 5 HP Three Phase Motor |
| Turret Stations | Multi-die rotary turret |
| Max Compression Force | 40 kN (Kilo Newtons) |
| Machine Weight | 450 Kg |
| Warranty | 1 Year standard warranty |
| Price / Rate | Request Rotary Camphor Press Quote |
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Our Rotary Kapoor Making Machines are highly sought after by commercial repackagers in Bangalore, Ahmedabad, Nagpur, Coimbatore, and Varanasi. They offer maximum speed and efficiency, helping manufacturers scale their operations. We supply direct factory parts, turret servicing, and technical training.
Frequently Asked Questions
Common queries related to the operating, maintenance, and ordering of Rotary Kapoor Making Machine.
It can produce between 15,000 to 21,000 camphor tablets per hour, depending on the speed settings.
Yes, due to the high-power 5 HP motor and heavy compaction force, this machine operates on a 415V three-phase industrial connection.
While designed for camphor, this industrial rotary press can compress naphthalene balls, detergent tablets, and fertilizer blocks.
It uses a Variable Frequency Drive (VFD) panel that allows the operator to control the turret rotation speed with a simple dial.