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De-blistering Device Removes Drugs From Blister Packs

De-blistering machines or ‘Press Outs' have been designed for the easy removal of drugs from blister packs so they can then be re-blistered again into  patient packs or monitored dosage systems. Units range from manual to semi-automatic and automatic, and can handle various batch sizes and delicate tablets and capsules. Blisterpacks can be manually fed through Press Out Manual/Manual Wide on a set of rollers by a turning handle. The tablets or capsules are simultaneously removed from the blister pack and separated from the waste packaging. It can take up to 20 packs per minute. The Press-Out Manual is suitable for in-line blister packs only, while the Press Out Manual Wide can also cope with a diagonal/offset layout. The single set of tooling is fully adjustable and training for use takes less than 15 minutes. Alternatively single blister packs can be automatically fed through Press Out Semi Automatic and the machine uses the same patented deblistering mechanism as the manual model but is driven by an electric motor providing automated feed allowing a deblistering rate of up to 40 blisters per minute with tooling change over taking less than 5 minutes.

Sepha Limited, Belfast BT16 1QQ, United Kingdom. www.sepha.com  or call +44 (0)2890 484848  

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