Aseptic bag filling

Alphacos has introduced the Type 529 Semi-Automatic IV Bag Filling and Closing Machine for aseptic packaging of infusions, parenteral drugs, and other pharmaceutical and biotech fluids.

Oct 7, 2006

Said to be easy to use, easy to clean, and affordable, the unit handles IV bags from 100 mL to 10 L made of EVA, PVC, PP, and other materials, and produces as many as 2,000 aseptic bags/hr. Provides an alternative to traditional aseptic vials and has the flexibility to expand production by integrating 4 filling/closing stations within the machine's footprint using original electronics. Company offers choice of mass flow or peristaltic pump dosing, adaptability to many stopper types, and air evacuating and pre- and/or post-gassing system for highly sensitive products.

Phone: 011/41.32.421.44.52

www.alphacos.ch

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