Vials, syringes, pens, BFS or combination kits – every pharmaceutical product comes with its own set of demands. A vial behaves differently from a prefilled syringe, a BFS card differently from a patient kit. And today, many lines are expected to handle several of them on the same machine.

What is waiting for you at our booth:

• A live customer machine that ships straight to the end user in the US after the show
• A look at our product range – from vials and syringes to BFS, combination kits and devices
• A conversation about your specific product: What can be packaged, in which format, at which output

Five machines, five suppliers, five points of contact – who carries the responsibility when the line stops? Interfaces are the weak spot in many pharmaceutical projects. Every handover between two suppliers is a point where schedules slip and accountability gets blurry.

The cartoner we are bringing to Chicago is only part of the story. It belongs to a turnkey line made up of five machines:

• LAS feeder system and Schubert picker line for product infeed
• Herma labeler and Schubert flow packer for labelling and wrapping
• Schubert TLM cartoner for forming, loading and closing the carton

Four of them ship directly to the customer in the US, only the cartoner takes the detour via the show. For the end user, that changes nothing: one contract partner, one project plan, one point of contact for the entire line.