RABS for Cap Sealing

Dedicated Equipment From Comecer Preserves Isolation When Vials Are Filled

Restricted access barrier systems (RABS) use combinations of physical and aerodynamic barriers to minimize contamination risk in aseptic facilities. A development of the RABS known as closed RABS (C-RABS, or “open isolator”) creates a controlled environment with a high level of protection. A typical application for C-RABS is in the filling of vials — a task for which Italian pharmaceutical equipment specialist Comecer offers a dedicated solution.

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Canned motor pump in use (Picture: Hermetic)
Canned Motor Pumps

Canned Motor Pumps for the Conveying of Liquefied Gases — Alternative for High Pressure

More and more sealless canned motor pumps are being employed for the conveying of liquefied gases. They are distinguished by operational safety, an extremely low level of noise, low life cycle costs and in particular by the high degree of environmental friendliness, alongside their compactness and easy installation. They are a safe alternative to conventional centrifugal pumps and magnetic drive pumps.

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Young again: A plant revamp can become a rejuvenating cure for an ageing process plant. (EPC Group; ©Mr.Vander, ©Michael, ©siam4510, ©Bravekanyawe, ©ViennaFrame - stock.adobe.com; [M]Herkersdorf)
Process Plant Revamps

How Revamps Become a Rejuvenating Cure for Process Plants

A plant revamp is much more than just a scheduled shutdown: Done right, it can become the perfect solution to re-establish competitiveness and comply with regulations and market demands — As good as new or even better: Plant revamping to achieve capacity increase, modernization to conform to ever changing regulations or product diversification can put an established production site back on top of the competition. But such delicate rejuvenation projects require dedicated specialists. With the right partners, a production plant can stay forever feasible …

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IZMAG flowmeters are suitable for aseptic processing.  (Picture: GEA Diessel)
Accurate and Hygienic

Flowmeter for Hygienic Applications

IZMAG electromagnetic flowmeters from GEA Diessel provide the accuracy, reliability and hygiene expected in the food, beverage, pharmaceutical and biotech industries, plus new features including a visual display with 360° positioning for easy reading in crowded areas, automatic calibration, and Bluetooth connectivity.

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Leybold’s innovative Novadry is a new 100 % oilfree, air-cooled pump, which will be launched at the IFFA. (Leybold)
Vacuum Pumps

100 % Oil-Free Screw Type Vacuum Pump for Food Processing

Leybold presents its innovative vacuum portfolio at the international trade fair for the meat industry IFFA in Frankfurt am Main from May 4–9, 2019 in hall 11, booth A41. The new Novadry vacuum pump series will be the focus of the presentation. The completely newly developed, oil-free screw vacuum pump ensures significantly greater safety and efficiency in food and packaging processes.

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Fully automatic Beumer Robotpac  (Picture: Beumer)
High Quality Swift and Stable Stacking

Fully Automatic Beumer Robotpac to Solve Complex Palletising

In order for containers such as bags, cardboard boxes, crates, canisters or trays to be stacked stably and efficiently, a palletising system must meet high standards. The intralogistics specialist BEUMER rises to the challenge with the BEUMER robotpac, a space-saving, fully automatic articulated robot, which is able to perform even complex palletising and de-palletising tasks reliably and efficiently. For every packaged good, the supplier has developed a suitable gripping system that can be exchanged flexibly. An additional tool changer allows the fully automatic use of multiple gripping systems that can be operated from a single robot working area.

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Level instrumentation for onshore/offshore natural gas processing. (Magnetrol International)
Instrumentation

Level Measurement Solutions for Compressor Scrubbers

Natural gas can travel through thousands of miles of pipeline. In order to avoid pressure reductions and the resulting slowdowns caused by distance, friction, and elevation, natural gas must be pressurised. Compressors placed at key intervals keep the natural gas moving evenly and reliably. These compressors are generally grouped in stations, which are strategically located along the pipeline networks that transport and store the gas.

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