CARTRIDGES
Our High-Quality Type 1 Glass Cartridges also known as Carpules are compatible with a wide variety of Pens and Auto-Injectors used for self-administration of drugs, popularly in diabetes care for Insulin, and local dental anaesthetics.
This robust and easy-to-use product can be offered from 1ml up to 10ml fill volume and specially selected and sourced ‘Bore Controlled’ Type 1 Glass tubing along with a stable, precise forming process offer high levels of dosing accuracy.
Speciality drugs require “Double or Dual Chamber Glass Cartridges” that come with a “Bypass” feature which allows two drug components or even a lyophilized powder with its diluent to be stored carefully in a single cartridge. They are separated with a specially designed plunger and are reconstituted before administration to reduce complexities and wastages during the application process.
Glass Cartridges are governed by the following ISO Standards:
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Glass Cartridges for Dental Local Anaesthetics – ISO 11040-1
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Glass Cartridges for Pen Injections – ISO 13926-1
Features and Options
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100% in-process Camera Inspection for Dimensional Tolerances
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100% in-process Camera Inspection for Cosmetic Quality
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100% in-process Statistical Process Control (SPC)
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Capacity - 1ml to 10ml
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Customized Diameter and Length
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High-Quality Ceramic Printing (Serigraphy) with Camera-based Print Inspection.
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Identification Rings/Graduation
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Double Chamber or Dual Chamber Cartridge with Bypass
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Special Tolerances
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External Silicon Coating to prevent scratches and minimize friction
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Automatic Robotic Packing in Controlled Environment
Glass Cartridges are Produced with No "Glass to Glass" contact in the entire production cycle to prevent scratches that can cause breakages inside pen injectors.
Our cartridges are packed in a controlled environment with the help of industry-leading robotic packing system which eliminates the need for any human intervention; thereby improving product security and process productivity.
Cartridges comply with European, United States and Japanese Pharmacopoeia.