Cleanroom packaging to protect against contamination

Example: Cleanroom bag for plastic parts

STRUBL is a specialist in flexible cleanroom packaging and "bag-in-bag" packaging systems. All cleanroom packaging is manufactured individually according to customer specifications, of course in a GMP-compliant cleanroom production system at the highest quality level. This means: specification, monitoring, hygiene management, traceability, documentation, validation, and more. With over 60 years of experience, the medium-sized family business supplies these cleanroom packages to renowned manufacturers in the pharmaceutical and medical technology industries, as well as companies in the fields of chemistry, automotive, food, and microelectronics.

Cleanroom production is standard when it comes to meeting the highest requirements for cleanliness and hygiene. This is especially true for the pharmaceutical, medical technology, life sciences, and healthcare sectors. The products manufactured in these industries require continuous quality control. To prevent damage and contamination during handling and transport, these products must be packaged before leaving the cleanroom. For this purpose, cleanroom-compatible packaging from STRUBL is the right solution.

An efficient solution is the "bag-in-bag" packaging system. This is a pouch system in which multiple bags are nested inside each other. The advantage is that the primary, secondary, and possibly tertiary packaging can be completed with just one packaging process. In addition to significant time savings in the packaging process, the risks of damaging the products during handling are particularly reduced.

At Compamed 2016, cleanroom packaging products will be exhibited along with a flexible automation system for packaging processes in a cleanroom environment.

Contact:

Dr. Christoph Strubl, Managing Director of STRUBL GmbH & Co. KG Kunststoffverpackungen, Wendelstein christoph.strubl@strubl.de - www.reinraumverpackungen.de

Compamed 2016 from November 14-17, 2016 in Düsseldorf, Hall 8b Booth H17