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A video from Multivac highlights a state-of-the-art system that offers the advantages of end-to-end automation, including robotics. The control system provides the documentation for track-and-trace requirements.
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Electric motors on this bagging machine for manual loading of meat, cheese, or medical devices were not a good fit, so an air motor gets the nod.
Six-cavity thermoformed cassettes used for clinical blood testing
require careful handling during packaging. This controls solution delivers.
The H1N1 ‘swine flu’ outbreak offers a healthy outlook for American firm’s
manufacturing/packaging operations.
U.S. Supreme Court decision offers a reminder that drug manufacturers, not the FDA or others, are responsible for product safety.
The Institute of Packaging Professionals announces the 2008/2009 AmeriStars.
Reading the U.S. Food and Drug Administration’s enforcement statistics is like reading tea leaves, with all due respect to tea leaf readers.
Blood collection bag permits users to lyophilize, store, and reconstitute blood in a single device, a prototype of which has been sent to the U.S. Army.
Communicative descriptors and color schemes on cartons help Ansell Healthcare Products introduce its LifeStyles condoms.

Serpa Packaging Solutions specializes in turnkey packaging lines for the pharmaceutical, nutraceutical, medical device, personal care and cosmetics industries. Video shows a pharmaceutical line.

The M-436-I Robotic Pick-and-Place system from Flexicell Robotic Solutions can load trays, cartons, cases, or flow wrapper infeeds. It picks and packs randomly oriented items. USDA washdown capability makes it especially useful in food plant operations. Also useful in the medical device or pharma sectors. Capable of up to 130 pieces/min, depending on product.
FROM PACK EXPO 2008: Exclusive podcast: From prefilled syringes to biologics to in-vitro diagnostics, sorbents factor into pharmaceutical and medical device packaging applications.
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