Key Technology: Key Technology: Softgel Inspection

Symetix, the Pharmaceutical Business Unit of Key Technology, has introduced Optyx®/SG, an optical inspection system for softgels. System automatically inspects each softgel capsule at high production speeds and identifies and removes defective softgels and foreign capsules from the product stream.

Symetix

May 31, 2006

Ultra-high resolution unit detects even the smallest color and shape defects, including air bubbles, stained capsules, and misshapen product. Manufacturers can batch-feed the bulk-to-bulk Optyx/SG today and later integrate the continuous inspection system with other processes to achieve 100% in-line inspection at full production speeds.

Key Technology, Inc.

Symetix

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