Guangzhou, China | July 22, 2025 – Rich Packing conducted comprehensive technical training for new employees, with the core objective of ensuring every new team member masters the operational essentials and maintenance protocols of the company's core product line. This initiative establishes a solid foundation for delivering more professional and efficient services to global customers.
During the training session, senior engineers Yang and Li seamlessly integrated theoretical instruction with hands-on demonstrations. Beginning with the capsule filling machine, they meticulously detailed the equipment's core technology for precise powder and pellet metering and packaging while emphasizing parameter optimization strategies for different pharmaceutical properties. Under guidance, trainees learned to make precision adjustments based on capsule specifications and filler characteristics, ensuring each capsule complies with strict weight variance standards.
The training then focused on the high-speed rotary tablet press. Instructors clearly explained die operation logic, pressure control systems, tablet weight monitoring, and rejection mechanisms. "Subtle pressure parameter adjustments directly impact tablet hardness and disintegration time," emphasized Engineer Yang while guiding trainees through practical operations to experience how pressure changes affect finished products. Trainees meticulously documented every detail from mold installation to tablet pressing processes.
In the blister packaging machine operational area, training shifted to precise control of forming, heat sealing, and punching processes. Engineer Li specifically addressed temperature and pressure adjustments for different materials (PVC/PVDC, aluminum foil), ensuring aesthetically perfect and airtight blister seals that fully meet pharmaceutical protection and shelf-life requirements.
For precision counting operations, training covered the fully automatic capsule tablet counting machine and gummy counting machine with equal rigor. Senior engineers demonstrated the working principles of high-precision visual camera counting and sensor counting systems and calibration techniques for different products (e.g., micro-tablets, irregular-shaped gummies). Trainees practiced rapid changeovers between bottle/can specifications while maintaining zero counting errors.
The training concluded with detailed operation of the automatic cartooning machine. Senior engineers systematically explained the high-speed cartoner machine's efficient synchronization and stability controls – from instruction leaflet folding and medicine blister/bottle insertion to carton sealing, batch number printing, and online inspection. Trainees learn rapid mechanical adjustments for varying carton sizes and practical rapid fault diagnosis and trouble shooting methods.
Lead trainer Engineer Yang reflected: "We've shared decades of field experience, including unreservedly transferring specialized techniques for complex working conditions and equipment maintenance. This represents not just skill transfer, but the inheritance of our 'customer-first' philosophy. Only when every engineer masters our equipment can we guarantee that each machine delivered embodies Rich Packing's highest standards."
This systematic "master-apprentice" training significantly enhanced new employees' technical proficiency and confidence while strengthening team cohesion. Rich Packing maintains that talent drives innovation, and continuous internal knowledge transfer remains the core driver for sustaining technological leadership in providing world-class pharmaceutical and packaging machinery solutions. The company will further deepen such training programs to forge expert teams with technical excellence and premium service capabilities, empowering global pharmaceutical and health product companies to advance production efficiency and quality assurance.
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