Chase-Logeman Corporation

Chase-Logeman offers rotary units for sorting, conveying, and collecting a wide array of plastic and glass vials and bottles, including accumulation and surge tables and combination unscrambling/accumulations units for cGMP pharmaceutical, diagnostic, and healthcare sterile and non-sterile applications. Easy-to-clean sanitary conveyor systems handle a variety of container types including a wide range of bottles and vials throughout various pieces of equipment and processes. Machines feature easy-adjust guide rails and cleanable surfaces for cGMP applications. Adjustable speed conveyor motors ensure proper container handling.

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Chase-Logeman’s monobloc filling equipment offers multiple capabilities while maintaining a small footprint, serving a wide range of industries that fill and close a variety of vials, bottles, and containers. Company designs and tests machinery to meet the specific needs of the end user because each machine is built for the specific application.

See the Liquid Fillers page on this company's website.

Capping machines properly place or crimp closures onto bottles and vials of all shapes and sizes. Systems handle every type of closure: flat caps, eye dropper bulbs and nasal sprays.

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Rotary accumulation units offer complete production capability for sorting, conveying, and collecting a wide array of plastic and glass vials and bottles. Each design is great for cGMP pharmaceutical, diagnostic, and healthcare sterile and non-sterile applications. Products include unscrambling (rotary and bulk) tables, accumulation tables, surge table, and combination unscrambling/accumulation tables.

See the Accumulators page on this company's website.

Chase-Logeman’s filling, capping and labeling monobloc system combines labeling of vials, plastic bottles, pumps, sprayers, and dropper bulbs. Monobloc concept extends to integrated labeling capability, meaning that one unit can label filled and closed containers while they are still in the star wheel. Lot and date code can be printed on the label. Monobloc machines have a smaller footprint, saving time and money, particularly in costly sterile environments.

See the Labeling Machines page on this company's website.