At the CPHI in Barcelona, Stoelzle Pharma is presenting the new PharmaCos packaging line, which was developed for wellbeing and healthcare products. The line processes different sizes of jars as well as amber and white glass.
The PharmaCos line offers a Large selection of jars from 5 ml to 500 ml in amber glass with screw caps, as well as bottles with a flat shoulder from 20 ml to 150 ml in amber and white glass with 22/400 GPI or 24/410 GPI threads. The line focuses on the Packaging of food supplements and cosmetics products, where sustainability plays an important role.
The PharmaCos collection is characterised by a recycling rate of 73 per cent for amber glass and 38 per cent for white glass, as well as the low weight of the bottles from. The new packaging line is manufactured in pharmaceutical production facilities and meets the high standards of the pharmaceutical industry. This Stoelzle-Our production sites are pharmaceutical-certified and therefore fulfil the strict quality requirements of the industry.
The company offers a wide range of suitable closures for PharmaCos jars and bottles, such as cream and spray pumps, snap-on closures, flip-tops and pipettes. The Closures are available in various materials, including vegan options, wood and child-resistant closures (KISI).
With EcoSecur, the company is presenting the CPHI Barcelona an innovative Surface finishing process for type 2 injection and infusion bottles used in human and veterinary medicine. come. The liquid-based internal coating enables reliable and precise dosing that is optimised for all bottle sizes; from the smallest 6 ml bottle to larger volumes of 500 ml.
Compared to previous technologies, this new process ensures Process stability and reliability for high product safety with high glass quality. Stoelzle has successfully reduced the use of chemical substances by up to 50 per cent and CO2-emissions by up to 80 per cent, resulting in minimal environmental impact.
As an expert in glass packaging, Stoelzle offers an all-round service that covers both product development and decoration. There are over 20 in-house decoration techniques to choose from, including screen printing, lacquering and acid matting, through to environmentally friendly screen printing inks made from recycled rubber.
Source: Stoelzle
