Dry Powder Injectables/Cephalosporins

PRODUCTION BLOCK D

Dry Powder Injectables/Cephalosporins

The Production Block D of our facility specializes in producing Dry Powder Injectable medications. This block includes a wide range of drugs that adhere to international standards, such as combinations of potassium clavulanate, carbapenems, penicillins, and cephalosporins. Modern equipment and cutting-edge procedures are used in the block to guarantee the highest levels of quality and effectiveness. The automatic vial washing, sterilizing, and dehydrogenating systems, combined with the filling, stoppering, sealing, and sticker labelling machines, work seamlessly together. These operations occur in a controlled environment under Grade A/Class 100 Area conditions.

1. Vial Washing, Sterilizing, and Depyrogenating

The procedure starts by ensuring that the automatic vial washing, sterilizing, and dehydrogenating (Tunnel Systems) machines are cleaned and properly set up. Verification of the devices is properly operated within the designated Grade A/Class 100 Area, which maintains strict air quality standards. Loading the vials onto the conveyor system of the tunnel ensures proper spacing and alignment. After sterilization, the procedure ends with dehydrogenation to remove pyrogens, such as endotoxins, from the vials.

2. Filling, Stoppering, and Sealing

The dry powder formulation is prepared according to the established formulation and manufacturing instructions; the filling machine is properly cleaned, sterilized, and set up for operation. Followed by the positioning of the washed, fixed, and dehydrogenated vials on the filling line. Initiation of the filling process ensures accurate dry powder dosing into each vial.

3. Sticker Labeling

The next step is followed with a sticker labelling machine in the Grade A/Class 100 Area, ensuring it is clean and calibrated and provided with the required labelling artwork and information for the product. Activating the device to apply the designated stickers or labels onto each vial, displaying essential information such as product name, dosage, batch number, and expiry date—verification of the accuracy of the labelling and ensuring proper adherence to regulatory requirements is done at the third level.

4. Auto Cartoning

Setting up the automatic cartooning machine in the designated area is done by the end of the process—the labelled vials onto the conveyor system of the cartooning device are then placed. Activating the machine automatically collects the vials and puts them into the designated cartons or boxes. This ends up with storing the packaged dry powder injectables appropriately in controlled conditions, ready for distribution. Critical operations are continuously monitored throughout the procedure using online CCTV systems and touch-free equipment. The facility maintains EU-14 Grade HEPA filters with 99.999% efficiency and operates Water for Injection (WFI) systems.

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