PACKAGING SYSTEMS |automated packaging systems|automated packaging systems|complete packaging lines|count filling machines With global drug sales continuing to grow every year, demand for better and faster packaging systems to package all those drugs and medicines will naturally be expected to grow correspondingly. For its part, NJM/CLI is doing what it must to keep pace with some of its own state-of-the-art packaging systems. NJM/CLI uses a simulator program to help determine whether the needed packaging systems will fit into the available space and still run at maximum efficiency. Adequate space must be kept between machines to keep them running efficiently. Trying to change a roll on a labeler without enough space could mean stopping the line. A buffer table prior to the labeler will allow for roll changes without stopping the upstream packaging systems; if there is not enough room, the buffer table is often the first thing to leave out. NJM/CLI introduces the new Optional Label Removal packaging systems for its popular Auto-Colt III. Designed for pharmaceutical and nutraceutical manufacturers, the Optional Label Removal System eliminates defective labels being applied to bottles. By minimizing human intervention and product re-work, the new packaging systems improve product quality and reduce labour costs.Through the combined efforts of NJM/CLI and a few of its friends, the packaging systems line is a virtual turnkey operation that presents an almost idealized argument for single sourcing. Built to gently handle high-density polyethylene and transparent polyethylene terephthalate bottles, the line works under the guidance of five gowned, capped, masked and gloved operators whose sight reassures visitors regarding the cleanliness of the packaging systems function. |
