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Watson-Marlow Pumps Group
Garvey
Mouvex
T
he pharmaceutical and biopharmaceutical
industries will
congregate March 18-20 in
New York at the Jacob Javits
Convention Center for Interphex
2014. The conference and exhibtion
will showcase products and services
from over 650 exhibitors. The following
is a small selection of these exhibitors'
offerings at the show.
Aseptic filling solutions for a
variety of applications
Flexicon aseptic filling
systems (photo) provide
automatic aseptic filling,
plugging and capping. These
highly flexible systems have integrated
full- or partial-stoppering and
crimp-capping of vials. The equipment
features a ready-to-use and
easy-to-validate filling system for
small batch production for various
vial sizes. Designed for use under
laminar air flow, Flexicon systems
can be supplied with optional restricted
access barrier systems or
as a customized solution for integration
into an isolator. Booth 2823
- Watson-Marlow Pumps Group,
Wilmington, Mass.
www.watson-marlow.com
An automatic tray loader that
can handle 800 vials per minute
This company's new automatic
multi-lane tray loader (photo) for
Gamajet
pharmaceutical
vials
can load
up to 800 vials per
minute into cardboard
or plastic trays with
very low vial-to-vial
impact. Loading six
rows at a time, this unit reduces the
number of strokes required to load
a tray, preserving vial integrity. All
movements are controlled by servodriven
linear motors. The unit can
be mounted to compatible accumulators,
depending on line speed and
vial size. Booth 3166 - Garvey Corp.,
Blue Anchor, N.J.
www.garvey.com
Reduce manual cleaning-in-place
with this hygienic machine
The new Aseptic 8 tank-cleaning
machine (photo) is constructed of
U.S. Food & Drug Administration
(FDA) compliant materials, providing
a hygienic alternative to manual
cleaning-in-place. The Aseptic 8 utilizes
patented rotary-impingement
Note: For more information, circle the 3-digit number
on p. 68, or use the website designation.
cleaning technology, which ensures
that tanks are effectively and quickly
cleaned. The amount of water, chemicals
and energy required for cleaning
are drastically reduced with the
use of this apparatus, says the company.
Created with no grease in the
gear train, this fluid-driven machine
operates at a wide range of pressures
and flowrates and is resistant
to clogging. Booth 1845 - Gamajet,
Exton, Pa.
www.gamajet.com
When full containment is
required, use these pumps
The SLS4 and SLS8 pumps (photo)
are hygienic eccentric-disc pumps
that are engineered for use in a
wide array of applications that require
full containment. The SLS4
can handle differential pressures
up to 10 bars and the SLS8 can
handle differential pressures up
to 6 bars. High-quality machined
parts give an optimum surface finish
and the streamlined sealless
design does not require packing or
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