Guangzhou, China – April 18, 2025

Following their participation in the 134th Canton Fair, a delegation of Kenyan pharmaceutical professionals visited Yundu Packaging Machinery Co., Ltd. in Guangzhou. The visit aimed to explore Yundu’s advanced pharmaceutical packaging technologies, particularly llenado de cápsulas y máquinas de envasado en blíster, and to discuss potential collaborations tailored to the African pharmaceutical market.

Warm Welcome and Introduction

The Kenyan delegation was warmly received by Yundu’s CEO, Bruce Fu, and the sales team. The visit commenced with an overview of Yundu’s history, mission, and its commitment to innovation in pharmaceutical packaging solutions.

Guided Facility Tour

Workshop Overview

Beginning at 9:30 AM, Bruce Fu led the group through Yundu’s expansive manufacturing workshop. He described the workflow in clear stages—precision parts machining, component assembly, integration of pneumatic and electrical systems, followed by commissioning and in‑house testing. Emphasis was placed on Yundu’s ISO 9001 quality management system and the company’s on‑site laboratory, where machines undergo endurance and environmental stress tests.

Demonstration: Automatic Blister Filling & Sealing Line

The first live demonstration featured Yundu’s flagship automatic blister filling and sealing line. As the machine ran at up to 120 cycles per minute, the Kenyan engineers observed raw blister film being thermoformed, cavities being accurately dosed via servo pumps, and aluminum lidding foil being sealed under precise pressure and temperature controls.

• Key Highlights:

  • Servo‑Driven Precision: ±0.5% fill accuracy

  • Integrated Vision Inspection: Real‑time seal quality checks

  • Quick‑Changeover Design: Format adjustments in under 20 minutes

The clients examined finished blister packs on the outbound conveyor, testing seal strength and fill uniformity, and asked pointed questions about maintenance schedules and spare‑parts availability.

Demonstration: Rotary Liquid Filling Machine

Next, the delegation visited the rotary liquid filling line, suitable for beverages, cosmetics, and household chemicals. CEO Bruce Fu joined the tour to explain:

“Our rotary filler processes up to 10,000 bottles per hour and features a closed‑loop Clean‑In‑Place system, which ensures sterility without machine disassembly.”

Mr. Fu highlighted the machine’s adaptability to different container shapes and sizes, and the hygienic design that meets international food‑ and pharma‑grade standards. The visitors tested nozzle alignment and sampled test bottles filled on the spot.

Technical Exchange Session

R&D Roadmap Presentation

At 11:15 AM, the group convened in a conference room for a technical briefing by CEO Bruce Fu. He presented Yundu’s current R&D initiatives:

1. AI‑Assisted Defect Detection: Machine‑learning algorithms analyzing seal‑scan images to flag potential leaks in real time.

2. Modular Machine Architecture: Interchangeable modules that reduce changeover time and simplify maintenance.

3. Remote Monitoring Platform: Cloud‑based dashboard providing live visibility into production metrics and maintenance alerts.

Bruce underscored how these innovations align with global trends toward Industry 4.0 and data‑driven process optimization.

Interactive Q&A

During the ensuing Q&A, the Kenyan engineers and production managers raised detailed queries:

• Compatibilidad de materiales: “Can the blister line run both PVC and aluminum cold‑form materials without additional factory modifications?”

  • Answer: Bruce confirmed that interchangeable feeder modules calibrated at the factory support both film types, with changeovers taking under 30 minutes.

• Local Technical Support: “What training and service packages does Yundu offer in East Africa?”

  • Answer: Hanson Zhou outlined partnerships with Nairobi‑based service agents providing installation support, preventive maintenance visits, and remote diagnostics.

The open discussion fostered a deep technical dialogue, with both sides sharing insights on operational challenges in high‑humidity and variable‑power environments.

Conclusión

The visit concluded informally at 2:30 PM as the Kenyan delegation departed, armed with a deeper understanding of Yundu’s technological capabilities and a clear roadmap for follow‑up technical support. Without any formal contract discussions, the day’s focus remained squarely on knowledge exchange, relationship building, and laying the foundation for future, mutually beneficial collaboration. Yundu Packaging Machinery Co., Ltd. and its Kenyan partners look forward to continued dialogue as they move toward the next milestones in their exploration of advanced packaging solutions.