RTI-II is used for consistent inspection of capsules and plain or coated tablets. The product flows from the feed hopper into a vibratory chute where a perforated screen eliminates coarse dust and chips which are then collected in a container. The product enters the inspection stage in a single layer. The capsules and tablets are placed on rotating rollers and are continuously turned in front of the operator which ensures a reliable all-sided inspection. An adjustable mirror enables the operator to examine the far side of the product. Optionally the rotation speed of the inspection rollers is adjustable with a separate drive unit, independent of the inspection speed.

The product flows from the feed hopper (item 1 of fig 2) into a vibratory chute (item 2 of fig 2) where a perforated screen eliminates coarse dust and chips which are then collected in a collecting container (item 3 of fig 2)

The product enters the inspection stage in a single layer. The capsules and tablets are placed on rotating rollers (item 7 of fig 2) and are continuously turned in front of the operator which ensures a reliable all-sided inspection. An adjustable mirror (item 6 of fig 2) enables the operator to examine the far side of the product.

Optionally the rotation speed of the inspection rollers is adjustable with a separate drive unit (refer to roller speed adjustment in fig 4), independent of the inspection speed (refer to conveying speed adjustment in fig 4).

Once the operator find defective tablets and capsules, the operator can use a flexible hand-held vacuum nozzle (item 9 in fig 2) to remove it. If there are lots of defective products appears all together in a short time, the operator can step on foot-pedal switch (item 14 of fig 2) to stop conveying, and then use hand-held vacuum nozzle to remove them one by one.

Once the operator step on foot-pedal switch, the conveying is stopped, while the rollers are still rotating.