KDT
Model / series
Rotary-table machine model with a thermal sealing unit.
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KOCH Pac-Systeme Spare parts & components
KOCH Pac-Systeme in Pfalzgrafenweiler develops packaging machines and lines and belongs to the Uhlmann Group. Its range includes rotary-table, blister and sealing machines. Parts identification requires a match between the base machine, transport arrangement and installed format tooling. Similar names such as KBS-PL and KS-PL describe different machine functions and should be retained in full in an enquiry.
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Product groups
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Rotary-table packaging machines
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Blister and sealing machines
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Sealing tools and transport pallets
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Product examples and manufacturer references
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KBS-PL
Model / series
Blister machine model with linear pallet transport; KS-PL identifies a separate sealing machine.
Send an enquiry ↗Technical selection
State the full machine type including suffixes, serial number and bill-of-materials position. Add blister and lidding materials, cavity count and format drawing. Identify sealing tools and pallets by drawing, mounting and orientation. For rotary tables document station position and holder; for linear transport record pallet pitch and guides. Enquire about heater cartridges, temperature sensors and drives using their own identifiers. Pack dimensions alone establish neither tool fit nor suitability for a validated process.
Manufacturer documentation ↗What happens next
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