The Belfast-based pharmaceutical packaging firm?said that its product will be called BottleScan.
BottleScan which has been designed, developed and manufactured at Sepha's UK headquarters, uses force decay technology to detect weak seals and defects down to 15 microns.
According to Sepha, it has a tool-less design and can test up to four bottles simultaneously in a quick test cycle of approximately 60 seconds.
The system produces objective 'PASS/FAIL' results enabling good bottles to be returned to the production line.
BottleScan has the ability to run in compliance with 21CFR Part 11, offering pharmaceutical manufacturers and packagers a more technologically advanced, accurate and efficient solution for testing the integrity of induction-sealed bottles.
Commenting on the launch, Sepha head of sales and marketing Paul Kelly said: "BottleScan is the latest addition to Sepha's integrity testing product range and has been developed in response to increasing market demand for a more advanced, technology based integrity test for induction-sealed bottles.
"Its tool-less design and configurable methods make it ideal for pharmaceutical lines running multiple products. Operator error is also eliminated as the quick, repeatable test provides objective data which is securely stored and can be built in to current Good Manufacturing Practice (cGMP) and used as part of robust QA testing. We look forward to showcasing it for the first time at Pack Expo".
Pack Expo takes place in the Las Vegas Convention Centre, Las Vegas from 23 – 25 September, and brings together over 26,000 professionals from around the world.
