TASITEST: Headspace Gas Analysis (HGA) Analysis Testing

BONFIG LASERCUBE analyses headspace in sterile pharmaceutical containers, such as cartridges, ampoules and pre-filled syringes.

LASERCUBE Headspace Gas Analysis (HGA) Analysis Testing
LASERCUBE Headspace Gas Analysis (HGA) Analysis Testing

TASITEST Packaging Test & Inspection has introduced its BONFIG LASERCUBE, a bench top system for performing Headspace Gas Analysis (HGA) analysis for a variety of containers.

LASERCUBE provides a non-destructive, non-invasive laser-based inspection solution for leak detection and container closure integrity testing (CCIT) by measuring the headspace level of gases, such as oxygen and carbon dioxide, as well as monitoring moisture levels.

HGA is suited for accurate investigation of translucent containers and pharmaceutical finished containers, as well as headspace conditions for products packaged under modified atmosphere and closure integrity, even where headspace is limited. The technology is designed to make Etalon effect negligible. It also removes any need for nitrogen purging during oxygen measuring.

The system features:

  • Low power consumption

  • Compact and lightweight design

  • Set-up via integrated PC or any wireless-connected touchscreen tablet or smartphone

  • Fully automated test cycle sequencing with manual loading and unloading of containers

  • Data storage and export (production, raw data, events, alarms)

  • Easy-to-use HMIU integrated functions

  • HMI real time display of statistics and raw data

  • Engineered to comply with FDA 21 CFR Part 11 and EU Annex 11

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