The entry point into the motorized line — a compact single-punch press that runs on mains power or, when you only need a handful of tablets, by hand crank. Sized for R&D batches as small as 200g and for short production runs once a formulation is dialed in.
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Switch between mains power for volume and a hand crank for a handful of test tablets — one machine covers both ends of formulation work.
Low enough to run a real trial on an expensive or limited active ingredient without wasting most of it finding out whether the mix works.
Swap the mould to change tablet shape, and stamp a logo or identifying mark on the face — useful for keeping small trial batches distinguishable.
Full manuals and dimensioned drawings are included with every unit and available before you buy.
| Spec | Value |
|---|---|
| Number of dies | 1 |
| Max pressure | 15 kN |
| Max tablet diameter | 8 mm |
| Max fill depth | up to 16 mm |
| Max tablet thickness | 6 mm |
| Max production capacity | up to 5,400 tablets/hr |
| Number of filling stations | 1 |
| Double-layer tablets | No |
| Motor | 0.55–0.75 kW |
| Power supply | 110V or 220V, single phase |
| Height | 800 mm |
| Width | 400 mm |
| Depth | 700 mm |
| Net weight | 55–60 kg |
| Warranty | 12 months, parts (excludes tooling) |
As little as 200g of raw material, which is enough to press a small test batch without burning through an expensive or limited active ingredient.
Yes — it also operates by hand crank, which is useful for pressing just a few tablets or for sites without reliable power.
The TDP-1.5 tops out at 15 kN and 8mm tablets; the TDP-5 goes up to 50 kN and 20mm. If your formulation or tablet size needs more force or a bigger tablet, start with the TDP-5 instead.
Yes, by swapping the mould. The press also supports stamping a logo, lettering, or numbering onto the tablet face.
4.7 out of 5, based on 3 reviews.
Runs the small production jobs we used to outsource. The hand-crank backup has saved us twice during a power blip.
Good step up from a manual press. Setup took a bit of trial and error the first week.
Reliable at our batch sizes, and the tooling swap between our two presses is genuinely five minutes.