Automatic visual inspection for lyo and powders - Stevanato Group
Inspection Solutions for Lyophilized drugs: highly performing machines to inspect difficult-to-inspect products, such as lyo and powders. Stevanato Group.
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High performance machines for the inspection of difficult-to-inspect products, such as lyophilized drugs and powders
Inspection Solutions for Lyophilized drugs
High performance machines for the inspection of difficult-to-inspect products, such as lyophilized drugs and powders
Lyo
Difficult-to-inspect products call for advanced, high performance systems. Through our consolidated expertise and reliable equipment solutions we can support you in achieving your productivity and quality goals, even when inspecting freeze-dried drugs.
Our solutions
FEATURES
EASY SERIES small diam.
PLUS SERIES
CVT CORE
CVT SERIES
MAVIS
Containers range
Ampoules, vials
Ampoules, vials, cartridges, syringes, bottles
Ampoules, vials, cartridges, syringes
Ampoules, vials, cartridges, syringes
Syringes, cartridges, vials and ampoules
Containers sizes
< ø 30mm
ø < 51mm
< ø29mm
< ø20mm
Up to Ø 51,6 mm*
Speed (max output per hour)
Up to 24.000
Up to 24.000
Up to 36.000
Up to 48.000
Up to 24.000
Integrated HVLD module
Yes – Easy 400 LKD model
Yes – Plus 200 LKD and Plus 400 LKD model
Yes - upon request
Yes - upon request
Yes
* Container range related to vials
Select your production criteria and explore the best-suited solutions
Inspection machines processing glass syringes up to 24.000 units/hour
Watch our machines in action
Video - CVT Series - Automatic inspecion for lyo and suspensions on the same equipment
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video - Easy 400 - powder inspection
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An array of protein-based therapies is being launched in the market for an increasing range of application treatments. These products typically present as difficult to inspect, they characterize as dense emulsions and suspensions, lyophilized or unstable complex biotech drugs (mAbs) to quote a few.
Difficult-to-inspect products (DIP) call for new challenges, requiring vendors operating in the pharma visual inspection to master inspection technologies to ensure product integrity, for patients’ safety. Contrary to current belief, Automatic Visual Inspection for these drugs can be successfully implemented and support pharma companies to reach their productivity goals.
This webinar will provide a platform to illustrate the latest techniques available today and how Stevanato Group is addressing these challenges. Through best practices we will cover results obtained in the inspection of a comprehensive range of difficult-to-inspect products. The discussion will also address the emergence of Artificial Intelligence and the results it can deliver.
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An array of protein-based therapies is being launched in the market for an increasing range of application treatments. These products typically present as difficult to inspect, they characterize as dense emulsions and suspensions, lyophilized or unstable complex biotech drugs (mAbs) to quote a few.
Difficult-to-inspect products (DIP) call for new challenges, requiring vendors operating in the pharma visual inspection to master inspection technologies to ensure product integrity, for patients’ safety. Contrary to current belief, Automatic Visual Inspection for these drugs can be successfully implemented and support pharma companies to reach their productivity goals.
This webinar will provide a platform to illustrate the latest techniques available today and how Stevanato Group is addressing these challenges. Through best practices we will cover results obtained in the inspection of a comprehensive range of difficult-to-inspect products. The discussion will also address the emergence of Artificial Intelligence and the results it can deliver.