INSIGHTS ON PHARMACEUTICAL INSPECTION

PHARMACEUTICAL INSPECTION SOLUTIONS

  • See how modern metal detection improves sensitivity, smart system designs, and tailored inspection technologies to strengthen quality control across food and pharmaceutical production.

  • V35- Advanced, automatic, high-throughput

     Sophisticated 360° inspection of round containers. Get a complete picture of every package with six-camera configuration for maximum inspection.

    Breakthrough Design

    Unique six-camera configuration captures a 360° view of each product for 100% inspection of label design and packages up to 230 mm in diameter.

    Automate Product Changeovers

    Cameras adjust automatically to support a range of field-of-view-requirements on a variety of product sizes, enabling easier product changeovers.

    High-Speed Configuration

    Installs on new or existing production lines with speeds up to 1,000 ppm for minimal disruption to current processes.

  • METTLER TOLEDO Safeline pharmaceutical metal detector systems are designed to offer maximum flexibility in process areas. A compact footprint enables systems to be inserted into areas where space is restricted. Robust, low profile, fully rotating castors provide ease of mobility, enabling the system to be used in multiple locations. Flexibility is further enhanced by the ability of the metal detection head to be adjusted easily (without the need for tools) in all three axes to suit any configuration.

  • Improve efficiency and profitability with a checkweigher designed for better accuracy and faster speeds. The Thermo Scientific™ Global Versa GP Checkweigher is a versatile, general purpose checkweigher that scans at line speeds up to 350 packages per minute without ever sacrificing accuracy, and now it features more than 10 engineering and functionality improvements to reduce maintenance and cost of ownership. The Versa GP Checkweigher comes with a compact cantilever construction for height adjustment and is ideal for packages up to 3 kilograms (6.6 pounds).

  • Parenteral products, specifically vials, both glass and, increasingly, polymeric vials, represent one of the most common package systems historically tested by helium leak detection, largely due to their continued dominance as a package system for high-potency drugs requiring utmost protection. The primary sealing interface of a traditional vial system is between the elastomeric closure and land seal of a vial, physically compressed together by a crimped aluminum seal.