Körber Pharma, North America

Körber Pharma supplies automatic inspection engineered for the medical and pharmaceutical applications. Whether the product is liquid, highly viscous or freeze-dried, Körber Pharma has packaging inspection equipment for syringes, vials, ampoules, cartridges, and more. Designed for the high demands that pharmaceutical and biotech products and their special containers place on transport systems, Körber equipment can inspect all areas of the package or container, including tips and caps, particles or beads on the container, crimp, stopper, neck, sidewall, and bottom. In addition, Körber inspection systems perform leak detection and needle/shield detection. Systems feature Körber's Eject-X, a deep-learning feature that trains all cameras and inspection stations.

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Körber Pharma's sachet and stick packaging machines cater to a diverse range of products, from liquid medicines to powdered supplements and delicate tablets. Whether a customer is navigating small-scale batches for clinical trials or requires high-speed granule packaging, Körber’s LA160 and LA500 machines offer efficient solutions. Both models adhere to strict GMP standards and seamlessly integrate with cartoning systems for automated finishing. Körber Pharma provides dosing systems and other equipment to build complete sachet and stick lines tailored to the customer's specific requirements. Körber Pharma is a leading manufacturer of stick pack machinery for pharmaceutical packaging for products ranging from powdered beverages to viscous ointments. With a production capacity exceeding 1,000 stick packs per minute, Körber Pharma’s stick pack unit caters to both small-scale and high-volume requirements.

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Körber’s HFFS450 is a horizontal form/fill/seal technology designed for quick changeover of flexible and rigid blister packs in medical and pharmaceutical packaging. Körber says the machine can be “individually adapted to future format changes, re-tools and web width changes.” Other thermoforming machines for blisters include the BE4, ideal for applications with small batch sizes, many format changes or that use a wide variety of packaging materials. Featuring a two-lane design, it is designed to have a small footprint, and is modular in that it can be upgraded to a high-speed solution at any time. Other featured thermoform blister machines include the CP 400, marketed as a “high-performance single-lane blister machine” that is “clearly visible, easily accessible, and quick to clean.” The machine’s GMP design concept provides maximum production reliability, while the central format data management via the operating terminal enables fast format changes.

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Körber manufactures modular top loading and side loading cartoning machines designed to offer maximum flexibility for the packaging of ampoules, syringes, injectors, and blister packs as well as for other medical products. Körber’s product line of cartoning machines cover all packaging requirements and process environmentally friendly mono-material that is 100% recyclable. Dividella NeoTOP top load cartoner runs flat paperboard and partition blanks that are printable on both sides. It features secure automated erecting and gluing, and a secure product insertion process with 100% verification after insertion. Other cartoning machines for blister packs and other pharmaceutical and medical applications include the P1600 and P3200 side loaders, both designed for small and medium batch sizes that enable packaging in folding cartons of almost all pharmaceutical products. The machines require minimal space and need only a few format parts.

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Körber Pharma's K.Pak Solution is designed as a topload case packing system built specifically for the pharmaceutical industry. Designed for simple operation, clean design and efficient and accurate handling, the case packer features informative and easy to use operator interfaces connecting operators to the process. Quality control is ensured through optimized integration with line management and serialization systems. Other advantages of the case packing system include “simple integration between Körber handling, packaging, inspection and software solutions,” Körber reports.

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