TekniPlex Healthcare Showcases Innovative Pharma Packaging at CPHI Frankfurt

TekniPlex Healthcare Highlights Packaging Innovation with Live Demos at CPHI Frankfurt

The company is set to represent its Aclar laminates, biodegradable coextruded PP-COC-PP structures featuring a recycling substructure, as well as its high- and extreme-high-moisture and oxygen-resistant PFAS-free SBC PVDC-coated PVC structures. The SBC PVDC-coated PVC constructions are particularly suitable for nutraceutical blister requests, as they align well with the evolving European regulations regarding PFAS content. Subject matter specialists will be on hand to discuss these resolutions, enlighten regulatory experts, and support attendees in choosing the optimal packaging for pharmaceutical and medical applications.

Additionally, at CPHI Frankfurt, TekniPlex Healthcare will demonstrate its expertise in developing personalized film constructions for flexible liquid reservoirs, which play a crucial role in innovative drug delivery systems, such as wearables. These resources are engineered to preserve the potency, efficiency, and shelf life of active pharmaceutical ingredients (APIs) till the point of supply, while offering pharmaceutical firms the flexibility to project unique reservoirs that accompaniment their advanced delivery devices.

TekniPlex Healthcare will have its newly updated Pentafill A25 filling and closing machine on hand for live demonstrations, filling firm-produced single-dose vials in a wide range of sizes. The compressed machine is capable of creating up to 25 five-vial strips (125 vials total) per minute. It is suitable for filling an extensive range of viscosities, making it applicable to a wide range of applications in the nutraceutical, pharmaceutical, diagnostic, and animal health markets.

Moreover, TekniPlex Healthcare will focus on its newly launched line of cleanroom-produced coextruded blown packaging and bags, produced at its facility in Puurs, Belgium. Film and bags with oxygen resistance capacity in a PE-EVOH-PE construction, available in up to 5 layers, are now suitable for applications requiring extra barrier protection.

Also on hand will be samples of the company’s progressive pharma rubber combining and manufacturing solutions for healthcare applications, such as gaskets for high-pressure valves and rubber compounds intended for use as injectable stoppers. The company’s resources science specialists will highlight how these competences can be applied to help ensure consistent, precise dosing with resources exactly engineered for next-generation catalysts in pressurized metered-dose inhalers (pMDIs).