INSIGHTS ON PHARMACEUTICAL INSPECTION
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X-Ray Inspection: Back To The Basics
X-ray inspection provides a final quality check after packaging, helping detect missing components, damaged packages, and physical contaminants before products leave the production line.
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Start Packaging Development Early
To avoid costly delays later in the product lifecycle, it is essential to plan for key variables early and select container closure systems with confidence from the outset.
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Small Bottle Side Grip Checkweigher
Ensure your small bottles are handled with stability and care on your production line while maintaining accuracy with a checkweigher that features a side-grip conveyor.
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The Critical Role Of Product Inspection Systems In Manufacturing
Explore the vital role of product inspection systems in manufacturing as well as learn how checkweighers, metal detectors, and x-ray inspection ensure quality and safety across various industries.
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The Sensitivity Trap: Building Confidence In CCIT Performance3/2/2026
Effective CCIT goes beyond micron claims, focusing instead on repeatability, confidence, and real‑world relevance. Learn how to define a defensible LOD and understand what auditors truly prioritize.
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Ensuring Integrity: Testing Viscous Biologics In Pre-Filled Syringes12/18/2025
Viscous biologics in pre-filled syringes demand precise integrity testing. Discover how advanced HVLD technology detects micro-defects and ensures sterility, meeting stringent USP <1207> standards.
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Unlock Smart Production: The Key Role Of Checkweighing12/16/2024
In today's fast-paced production, precision checkweighing is crucial. Discover how smart algorithms, real-time analysis, and automation optimize performance and minimize downtime.
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Advanced Aseptic Filling Assembly Helium Integrity Testing10/15/2025
Helium leak testing offers unmatched sensitivity for detecting micro-leaks in single-use fill-finish systems. Learn how tighter leak thresholds can strengthen aseptic processing and regulatory confidence.
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Selecting A Test Method For Your Container System8/21/2026
Selecting CCIT requires matching methods like vacuum decay to product traits. Assess liquid conductivity, headspace, and lifecycle risks to build a compliant leak-detection strategy.
PHARMACEUTICAL INSPECTION SOLUTIONS
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As the governing regulatory document of the European Medicines Agency (EMA), EU GMP Annex 1 discusses a full host of concepts related to manufacture of sterile medicinal products. In contrast to guidance documents issued by the FDA, EU GMP Annex 1 is interpreted as law, requiring strict adherence to the regulatory expectations contained, numerous of which allude to container closure integrity testing. In fact, current proposed and ongoing revisions increase the expectations of scrutiny on package integrity.
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The X37 Series offers the most technically advanced x-ray inspection system on the market for tall, rigid containers. The X37 Series provides the customer with the tools to achieve compliance with industry standards such as HACCP.
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A helium based test method for verifying the integrity of a blister card holding drug product has been proven to be the most effective approach due to the extreme sensitivity offered. The test method relies on detecting helium sealed in the package system as it escapes through micro-channels in the package. A test sequence begins by placing the package in the test fixture and a vacuum is quickly drawn. The resulting pressure differential causes helium to escape through potential holes or cracks in the package.
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Vision Robot Unit: driving pharma innovation
The Vision Robot Unit (VRU) is a new generation inspection machine with world-class performance to position the pharma industry for future growth.
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The Thermo Scientific™ Sentinel™ 3000 Combination System HD metal detectors are designed to thrive in harsh environments where typical metal detectors fail, eliminating expensive downtime, service costs and repair bills. The unique design offers the lowest total cost of ownership possible and can improve operational efficiency in many applications where standard metal detectors are in use today.