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This article investigates measures that can be taken to ensure that industrial freeze dryers remain competitive in the field of freeze-dried medicine production after 15 years of intensive use and still operate at the highest European standards.
The Production Line
For the aseptic filling and freeze drying of bottled products the following steps can be taken:
Wash on FAW1000 Bausch and Ströbel
Sterilisation/depyrogenation in radiant tunnel DST4047 Bausch and Ströbel
Filling KSF1020 Bausch and Ströbel
Freeze drying in Cirp CS60/6
Capping:
- Classic on KS1020 Bausch and Ströbel
- Special on Marchesini ML657
- Technical data
- capacity to deal with bottles ranging from the standard 2R to the standard 30R to a maximal actual cadence of 3,600 bottles per hour
Environment: A, B, A/B classes according to the European Guide of the Good Practices of Manufacture (capping in A class)
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