Machines for ophthalmic products
We offer the right solutions for this type of packaging in the pharmaceutical sector. Check out some of the features of the labelling machine(s) in question and contact us for more information. Remember that if your project requires very particular specifications, we can provide advice and offer you a fully bespoke alternative.
Frequently asked questions
A container is considered unstable when, because of its geometry, weight or stiffness, it cannot be kept correctly positioned during labelling. In these cases, dedicated conveying systems such as pucks are commonly used to stabilise the product and guarantee accurate, repeatable label application.
The most effective way to prevent tipping is to keep the container properly guided throughout its travel. Depending on the format, guides, top hold-down belts or pucks can be used to ensure the product remains stable during label application.
Yes, containers with very small or irregular bases can be labelled. When the product is not stable on its own, guiding systems, holding belts or specific pucks are used to keep it in a controlled position and ensure accurate label application.
The instability may be the same, but the level of demand in pharmaceuticals is much higher. Small variations in shape or position that may be acceptable in cosmetics can compromise traceability or labelling quality in pharma. That is why dimensional control of the container is far more critical.
In cosmetics, on the other hand, the aesthetic finish rules: the holding system must not mark a container that is usually decorated.
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