The AT2E ACD-1 is an automatic capping device designed for laboratory use, ensuring precise and consistent capping operations.

Features:

• Pneumatically controlled for reliable performance.
• Equipped with multiple safety features.
• Fully automatic operation; the capping process is initiated when the operator closes the door.
• Customizable bottle spacers to accommodate various sample dimensions.
• Constructed with a durable stainless steel frame.

Technical Specifications:

• Air supply: 70–115 psi / 5–8 bar
• Overall size: 15.8″ x 17.7″ x 29.8″ / 400 x 450 x 756 mm
• Net weight: 55 lbs / 25 kg

FAQ for ACD-1 Automatic Capping Device

What is the ACD-1 Automatic Capping Device used for?

The ACD-1 Automatic Capping Device is designed for efficient and safe capping of various bottle types in laboratory settings. It ensures precise and consistent capping operations, making it essential for laboratories that require reliable sealing of samples.

What are the key features of the ACD-1 Automatic Capping Device?

The ACD-1 features pneumatic control for reliable performance, multiple safety features, and fully automatic operation that initiates the capping process when the operator closes the door. Additionally, it includes customizable bottle spacers to accommodate various sample dimensions and is constructed with a durable stainless steel frame.

What are the technical specifications of the ACD-1?

The ACD-1 operates with an air supply of 70–115 psi (5–8 bar) and has overall dimensions of 15.8″ x 17.7″ x 29.8″ (400 x 450 x 756 mm). The device weighs 55 lbs (25 kg), making it robust yet manageable for laboratory use.

Is the ACD-1 suitable for different bottle sizes?

Yes, the ACD-1 is equipped with customizable bottle spacers, allowing it to accommodate a variety of bottle sizes and dimensions, ensuring versatility for different laboratory applications.

How does the safety mechanism work in the ACD-1 Automatic Capping Device?

The ACD-1 includes multiple safety features to protect both the operator and the device during operation. The fully automatic capping process is initiated only when the operator securely closes the door, minimizing the risk of accidents and ensuring safe handling.

Can the ACD-1 be used in environments with specific air supply requirements?

Yes, the ACD-1 requires an air supply of 70–115 psi (5–8 bar) for optimal operation, making it suitable for various laboratory environments that can meet these air supply specifications.