The nasal spray production pure steam generator is engineered for pharmaceutical manufacturers that need a hygienic, energy‑efficient source of sterilised steam for filling and sealing nasal spray containers. Our units combine precise temperature control with a compact footprint, allowing seamless integration into existing clean‑room lines. Because budgeting is critical, we publish a clear nasal spray production pure steam generator price structure that reflects equipment size, duty cycle and optional accessories, so procurement teams can compare apples‑to‑apples without hidden fees.
Our generator uses a closed‑loop, electrically heated water‑vaporization chamber. The process follows three regulated steps:
The system is monitored by an IEC‑type PLC with built‑in alarms for temperature, pressure and flow, ensuring continuous compliance with GMP and ISO 14644‑1 clean‑room classifications.
| Parameter | Standard Model | Optional Upgrade |
|---|---|---|
| Steam Output | 15 kg/h | 30 kg/h / 45 kg/h |
| Duty Cycle | 80 % (continuous) | 95 % (high‑capacity) |
| Power Supply | 380 V / 50 Hz | 208 V / 60 Hz (dual voltage) |
| Control Interface | PLC with LCD | SCADA integration (Modbus/TCP) |
| Dimensions (L × W × H) | 900 mm × 600 mm × 800 mm | 1200 mm × 800 mm × 1000 mm |
| Warranty | 12 months | 24 months (extended) |
All specifications can be tuned to match line speed, product volume and local utility conditions. The quoted nasal spray production pure steam generator price reflects the baseline configuration; optional upgrades are priced separately, providing full cost transparency.
When comparing equipment from multiple suppliers, three factors dominate the decision:
Because the pricing model is upfront and line‑itemized, finance departments can forecast total cost of ownership (TCO) with confidence.
We accept single‑unit orders for prototype or pilot‑line projects. For full‑scale production runs, a standard MOQ of 3 units applies to benefit from volume pricing.
Yes. Output can be configured in 5 kg/h increments between 10 kg/h and 45 kg/h. The adjustment is performed during factory calibration and documented in the user manual.
Standard lead time is 30–45 days for the base model, including factory testing and export documentation. Options such as SCADA integration or dual‑voltage power increase the lead time by up to 15 days.
We offer annual maintenance contracts that cover preventive inspections, spare‑part replenishment and remote diagnostics. Contracts can be customized to align with your plant’s uptime targets.