Boost the reliability and efficiency of your production process by conducting quality control checks before the final inspection takes place. Our integrable inspection systems allow you to detect defects long before they cause any damage.
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In-process control: Boost your efficiency with in-process inspections
Empty container inspection: Eliminate defective containers before they get filled.
The empty container inspection system from our Seidenader Solutions allows for screening your containers for particles, fragments, inclusions, scratches, cracks, and incorrect dimensions before filling them with expensive product.
We integrate our inspection stations into your filling machines under isolator and cleanroom conditions in a space-saving manner. Sort out defective containers before filling and avoid unnecessary rejects of valuable medications or expensive machine downtime.
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Raised stopper inspection: Optimum fit of the stopper for the following process step
The raised stopper inspection from our Seidenader Solutions enables you to check if the stopper is present and whether it is fitted properly for the following process step.
Depending on the contents and the production process, a container should either be completely sealed and the stopper fully inserted, as is usually the case at the end of a filling process, or the closure has to remain permeable and the stopper only inserted halfway, for example, as is necessary for lyophilization.
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Crimp/cap inspection: securely closed and sealed
With the crimp cap inspection from our Seidenader Solutions, you check the crimp and cap of vials for cosmetic and functional defects.
Correct capping and crimping of pharmaceutical containers is critical to the safety and quality of the product. That’s because closures often also are used for dosing or administering the product. By inspecting directly after crimping or cap placement, you ensure that defects such as dents, scratches or damaged seals as well as inaccurate positioning, wrong color or the absence of the flip-off cap are already detected during production, thus enabling you to quickly eliminate possible faults within the process.
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