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Jv Medi Co., Ltd.

Jin S Kim

In Tae Hwang

Kyung Seop Hong

Young Seok Kim

In Ho Jeong

Yong Ki Min

Kwang Yun Cho

Geun S Jeon

Suk J Koo

Beom T Kim

A tablet supplying and packaging apparatus comprises a housing, a turntable having tablet containers with plates each hingedly engaged a container portion, so tablets are either maintained in each container or downwardly discharged when said plate is released. A cassette unit has an upper hopper, a cassette stand and a row of tablet cassettes detachably mounted on the cassette stand, so tablets are released from the cassettes and guided by an upper hopper. A lower hopper below the turntable and the upper hopper guides the tablets into a tablet packaging assembly below the lower hopper for packaging the tablets selectively released from the cassettes and the tablet containers into tablet paper bags.

Tablet supplying and packaging apparatus having turntable and tablet cassettes

A tablet cassette installation-error preventing system comprises cassette supports each having a front side, a rear side, a top side, and a rotor drive therein, wherein the rear side is fixedly attached on the outer periphery of a tablet dropping unit. Pin holes are formed in the top side of each cassette support and the cassettes are detachably mounted on the cassette supports. An installation-error detector having a base with an upper surface attached to the bottom of the cassette. Locking pins downwardly extend from the base lower surface so that the locking pins respectively fit in the pin holes when each tablet cassette is mounted on the cassette support.

Tablet cassette installation-error preventing system for automatic tablet supplying and packaging apparatus

An automatic tablet dispenser comprising a tablet dropping unit having a first drum body, a second drum body, a means for rotating the first and second drum bodies and a packaging unit disposed below the tablet dropping unit to package tablets released through the tablet release holes from the tablet dropping unit and discharge packaged tablet bags to an exterior of the automatic tablet dispenser. The first and second drum bodies are closedly looped by first and second arc-shaped outer drums and inner drums. Tablet cassettes form an outer periphery of said each drum, and the drum rotating means allows the tablet cassettes to be filled with tablets when required. Tablet release holes are downwardly formed in each of the drums by tablet release guides to correspondingly communicate with the tablet cassettes for the tablet release.

Dropping apparatus for automatic tablet sorting and counting machine

An automatic tablet dispenser comprising a tablet dropping unit having a drum communicating with a plurality of release holes which open to a plurality of tablet cassettes storing therein and releasing therefrom a measured quantity of tablets, wherein each of the tablet cassettes comprises a medicine case having a cylindrical opening through a lower portion thereof, a cylindrical rotor having an upper surface and a vertically formed outer periphery along which is formed a plurality of guide teeth having insert openings alternately formed among the guide teeth, a male gear disposed below the medicine case and rotatably engaged to the cylindrical rotor so that the cylindrical rotor can be rotated in correspondence to the male gear, and a vertically raised protrusion formed on the central surface portion of the upper surface of the rotor so as to smoothly agitate the tablets received in the medicine case and prevent the tablets from tangling together with the waved guide while allowing the tablets to be evenly loaded into the each insert opening when the rotor is rotated by the male gear.

Tablet cassette for automatic tablet sorting and counting machine

A tablet cassette for an automatic tablet dispensing system is disclosed. The tablet cassette includes a cylindrical rotor received into a medicine case of the tablet cassette and engaged to a male gear fixed to a motor shaft located within a driving unit. The rotor has a waved guide formed along an conically tapered upper surface thereof and a protrusion formed on a central surface portion thereof so as to smoothly agitate the received tablets and preventing from tangling together with said waved guide. The cylindrical rotor has a plurality of guide teeth formed along an outer periphery of the rotor body and a plurality of insert openings regularly provided between said guide teeth to respectively receive one tablet therein. At least one auxiliary case has an upper and a lower engagement steps formed along the periphery thereof. The upper engagement step has thrust bumps along an upper periphery thereof to facilitate engagement onto an upper portion of the medicine case having a corresponding engagement step formed along an upper periphery thereof, and the lower engagement step of the said auxiliary case has thrust grooves formed in correspondence to the thrust bumps of the medicine case. A cover is provided onto an upper portion of the medicine case or said auxiliary case. The cover includes a porous compartment formed underneath a lower surface thereof, wherein preservatives or demoisturants can be placed.

A tablet supplying apparatus for a tablet dispensing system includes a conveyer belt carried over on a driving roller and a driven roller, a plurality of tablet receiving trays, and a plurality of hoppers. A tablet release means is provided adjacent to a rear portion of said conveyer belt for releasing tablets in a plurality of tablet input ports correspondingly placed above the tablet receiving trays. The hoppers are attached to a guide which is cross-fixed between lower portions of a pair of side plates forming the frame. Each of the hopper includes a release guide, a lever and a control plate unitary therewith. The release guide is raised (opened) by a corresponding one of a plurality of cams regularly carried on a cam shaft driven by a first motor. said tablet release means including a cam lever, said cam lever making an angular movement in accordance with an eccentric cam engagedly connected to a second motor, said cam lever hingedly connected to said frame, an upper portion of said cam lever being hookable into a hooker opening formed in a corresponding portion of a release plate disposed underneath said tablet input ports, whereby said release plate is pulled by said cam lever so that a plurality of release openings formed through said release plate correspond to said tablet input ports thereabove for thereby facilitating the tablet releasing therethrough.

Tablet supplying apparatus for tablet sorting and counting machine

A heater assembly for an automatic tablet dispenser is disclosed. The heater assembly includes a pair of heating rollers respectively having an insertion hole formed through each shaft thereof to receive a heating line therethrough, and a pair of peripheral sealing surfaces and a pair of axial sealing surfaces are appropriately provided on the heating rollers. The packaging paper is foldedly provided between the corresponding pair of sealing surfaces of the heating rollers. The sealing surfaces of the heater assembly has a plurality of continuously-and-linear ridged teeth formed on and along said sealing surfaces, thereby preventing a paper slipping phenomenon from occurring during the paper sealing process.

Heater assembly for automatic tablet sorting and counting machine

The present invention relates to amidoxime derivatives of the formula (I): ##STR1## wherein R.sub.1 is a C.sub.1-3 alkyl or allyl group, a methyl group substituted by chlorine or fluorine atom or ethoxycarbonyl or diethyldithiophosphate group, a phenoxymethyl group unsubstituted or substituted by chlorine atom, a C.sub.2 alkoxy or phenoxy group unsubstituted or substituted by chlorine atom or ethoxycarbonylethoxy group, a phenyl group unsubstituted or substituted by chlorine or fluorine atom, a benzyl group unsubstituted or substituted by chlorine atom, or a morpholine group; R.sub.2 is a phenoxymethyl or phenoxyethyl group substituted by chlorine atom, a phenyl group substituted by chlorine atom or methoxy group, or an ethoxy group. The compounds of the invention have a extremely high selectivity between paddy rice or crop plants and weeds and a strong activity on weeds. Moreover, the compounds have a very low phytotoxicity to paddy rice and crop plants.

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Taegu, South Korea

Jin S Kim