Primary Pharmaceutical Packaging

Primary Pharmaceutical Packaging
Product Description

Primary Pharmaceutical Packaging 

Blister lines for solid dosage forms
Tablets, sugar-coated tablets, capsules, oblongs, syringes, etc.
Films/foils: PVC, PVC/ PVdC, PVC/PE/PVdC, PVC/ACLAR/PVC, COC-Laminates, PP, PET, Tyvec or alu/alu (with/without childproof seals)
Small and very production runs are possible, with around 110 proprietary tool formats, online flexographic printing unit (2-colour), for cavity-specific printing of the lidding foil
Performance Range: up to 25,000 blisters per hour, punch format: 190 x 136 mm

Bottle-filling line for liquid solid forms
Round glass and plastic bottles, diameter 20–74 mm x 22–180 mm high, also vials from 0.5 ml, with pick-and-place gear and hose squeeze-type pumps for press, screw and pilfer-proof closures
Performance Range: up to 3,600 bottles / jars per hour

Container-filling line for solid dosage forms
Glass and plastic bottles, diameter 20–115 mm x 40–240 mm high, with automatic bottle righting, photocell dosing and induction sealing
Performance Range: up to 1,500 bottles per hour

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allpack group ag

  • CH
  • 2019
    On CPHI since
  • 3
    Certificates
  • 100 - 249
    Employees
Company types
Contract Service
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allpack group ag

  • CH
  • 2019
    On CPHI since
  • 3
    Certificates
  • 100 - 249
    Employees
Company types
Contract Service
View company profile

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