Newman Labeling Systems: Pharmaceutical labeler

The compact S250 is a 21 CFR Part 11 compliant pharmaceutical labeling system that incorporates a single high-capacity cable fieldbus in place of a traditional wiring loom.

Newman Labeling Systems

Feb 28, 2003

The fieldbus acts like a ring main, enabling sensors and control devices to be connected at any point on the circuit, communicating at high speed with microprocessor-based control systems through a standard software protocol. Offered complete with the company’s comprehensive validation documentation package.

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