Syntegon is continuously enhancing its service portfolio to support customers even better with intelligent and sustainable services in the future. Due to the current situation, there is a growing trend towards digitalization.
Syntegon is happy to introduce the MIH-IV – a manual inspection system that provides an optimal environment for the inspection of infusion (IV) bags. …more
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Just like we human beings, production equipment also needs a health check-up every now and then, performed by a team of specialist “doctors”.
Whether it is the output or scrap rate, set-up or handling time – packaging and processing lines have many areas where subtle problems can hide. But once a problem is recognized, how is the manufacturer to identify these hidden issues without disassembling the entire line?
We have got the answer: a “technical audit”.
Barrier systems such as isolators or RABS play a fundamental role in the protection of people and products in pharmaceutical production. Only tenths of a millimeter thick gloves are the most crucial interface in these hermetically sealed units. To ensure that barrier systems are sterile, and processes remain safe, a thorough and regular inspection of the glove integrity is vital. The regulatory requirements for gloves are strict. However, they also leave plenty of choice for suitable test methods. Many facility operators face the question as to which method is suited best for which system.
There are many things to consider when transferring products and materials into barrier systems. It begins with categorizing the pharmaceutical product and defining the aseptic environment. How is my product categorized? What processes and procedures are commonly used? What are the major challenges in product and component supply? These and many other questions are a first baseline to start with.
Today, the processing of highly potent pharmaceuticals is becoming increasingly important. However, this is not the only trend that has an impact on the pharmaceutical industry. In this interview, Matthias Angelmaier, global product manager for barrier systems and isolator technology, not only gives answers to current trends and development opportunities, but also provides exciting insights behind the scenes of a product manager.
