INSIGHTS ON PHARMACEUTICAL PACKAGING
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Form Fill And Seal Label Applicator For Drug Packaging
Discover a solution that ensures particularly efficient and reliable vertical and horizontal form fill and seal machine labeling.
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Effective Procurement Strategies For Labeling Systems In Drug Manufacturing
What is actually behind the procurement of a pharmaceutical labeling machine and how does the process work? You can find out here what the path to your pharmaceutical labeling machine looks like.
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5 Critical PUPSIT Considerations For Sponsors Targeting The EU Market
To ensure compliance with EU GMP Annex 1 guidelines and drug product approval, familiarize yourself with PUPSIT: how it works, why it’s needed, and strategies to maximize success.
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Evaluating The Entire Package System Under USP 382
USP 382 introduces holistic packaging evaluation, focusing on container closure integrity, functionality, and real-world conditions to ensure sterility, safety, and product reliability.
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6 Strategic Pillars For Selecting A Drug Packaging Partner4/14/2026
Early engagement with an expert packaging partner supports safe, cost-effective drug development and logistical success from precommercial stages through full market launch.
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Enabling Complex Phase IIa Dosing Through Flexible Clinical Packaging Design5/6/2026
Discover how flexible, patient‑centric clinical packaging supports complex Phase IIa dosing while protecting timelines, ensuring compliance, and avoiding costly primary packaging changes.
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Integration Of Container Closure Integrity In Contract Manufacturing3/28/2025
Maintaining drug product sterility and compliance demands rigorous Container Closure Integrity (CCI) within contract manufacturing. Learn how to fortify your processes.
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Collagen Based Products For Regenerative Medicine1/5/2026
Sterile packaging is vital for collagen-based regenerative medicine products. Learn how advanced integrity testing methods help prevent contamination, ensuring safety and reliability.
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Determining The Limit Of Detection In CCIT12/18/2025
Accurately determining the smallest detectable defect in pharmaceutical packaging is essential for sterility. Learn how test sensitivity, positive controls, and regulatory standards shape CCI strategies.
PHARMACEUTICAL PACKAGING SOLUTIONS
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Used IMA Flexfill Series monoblock filler/plugger/capper, model F940 filler, serial# RE1003, stainless steel product contact surfaces, capable holding up to 8 fill heads (currently set up for 6 fill heads), 20 - 90 mm diameter x 40 - 180 mm height vial size range, includes model F572 plug/pump inserter, serial# 572031, vibrating hoppers and bowl feeders, mounted under Laminar flow fume hood, built 2003.
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Efficient, customizable, intuitive use
Advanced bottom inspection of a variety of packages. The system supports customized lighting and can be extended with top cameras for further applications such as seal contamination inspection.
Effective Bottom Inspection
Supporting up to 400 ppm, capture the nuances associated with various product shapes or sizes where a larger field of view is required.
Application Based Design
Cameras and advanced lighting options help overcome challenging applications where wet, reflective, or uneven surfaces interfere with imaging.
Intuitive Software
Powerful CIVCore software offers a range of inspection options for easy setup and configuration.
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Final packing machines are designed for a gently transfer of the containers from the annealing oven to trays or blisters, minimizing the need for human operators and reducing the risk of contamination or human error. A five-position rotary table acts as a buffer and extends the system’s autonomy.
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Maintain cell integrity and reliable results with ready-to-use, preservative-free solutions designed to prevent contamination and support consistent fluid quality in sensitive workflows.
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Mikart manufactures a range of blister pack solutions — including blister pack tablets, 2-piece hard- and softgel capsules, and more — as part of our commercial pharmaceutical packaging and clinical trial packaging services.