INSIGHTS ON PHARMACEUTICAL INSPECTION

PHARMACEUTICAL INSPECTION SOLUTIONS

  • Once material is packaged, secondary packaging is a crucial part of the preparation process. Ropack doesn’t leave anything to chance, with secondary contract packaging services to ensure your products are ready for market when you need them to be.

  • Our CVT inspection machine for syringes has been designed to process valuable drugs at an unparalleled speed, reaching up to 39,600 inspected units per hour. Thanks to its patented imaging technology, it provides reliable inspection results on difficult products such as foaming liquids, suspensions and viscous/gel-like products.

  • As part of Stevanato Group’s commitment to R&D, our analytical testing facilities focus on investigating physico-chemical properties of primary packaging materials and components and studying the interactions between container closure system and drugs. Stevanato Group relies on a multi-disciplinary team of highly skilled professionals, including, scientists, engineers, pharmaceutical chemists and biotechnologists. Their knowledge and experience covers a range of specialized areas including container closure systems and drug-delivery devices.

  • Bottles come in a wide array of sizes and configurations, reflective of their diverse use in the health sciences industry. Typically, they exhibit a screw top closure threaded onto the bottle mouth, though sealing properties ranges from elastomeric liners, to o-rings, to induction seals and reliance on plastic-to-plastic contact and compression. One specific trend is the increase in need to test sterile bulk containers or sterile API containers. As the industry continues to move toward outsourcing or even insourcing through a network of suppliers or sites, transport of sterile drug product or API is becoming increasingly common. These types of containers are traditionally challenging to test, but can be qualified prior to use or as a proof of concept using helium leak detection.

  • Pharmaceutical Checkweighing systems weigh and count products in motion, rejecting those that fail to meet exacting specifications.