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News Release from: Packaging Automation | Subject: Rotary sealing machine
Edited by the Manufacturingtalk Editorial
Team on 09 August 2006
Rotary Sealing For Precision Medical
Implants
Packaging Automation has secured an order to supply equipment to a prominent UK medical device manufacturer.
Packaging Automation has secured an order to supply equipment to a prominent UK medical device manufacturer The company has supplied a twin base rotary sealing machine to seal precision engineered medical implants in to sterile blister packs at the customer's site in the north of England
This article was originally published on Manufacturingtalk on 17 Jan 2005 at 8.00am (UK)
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It is one of a number of specially designed machines from Packaging Automation that are said to be suitable for packing a range of components and supplies for the medical industry, offering secure sealing, strict hygiene standards and pack validation.
With seal integrity paramount, the machine is fitted with a direct pressure transducer to record the seal force applied.
Seal parameters can be set and accurately monitored - if the seal force is outside the pre-set parameters the pack is rejected.
A thermal printer is incorporated to provide a comprehensive record of the force applied, seal time, number of packs sealed, temperature and tool code to allow full traceability.
The machine supplied has two stations - one for loading and one for sealing and has an automatic tool identification system, which checks that the correct tool has been fitted.
In addition, the machine offers automatic pressure adjustment from the HMI and has a number of safety features built in to ensure health and safety requirements are met.
As part of Packaging Automation's service and support, customers can make use of the company's fully-equipped test facilities to carry out development work with packaging materials and to develop concepts, as well as for testing and performance trials.
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