Drugs depend on the characteristics of packaging materials

The long-term storage of drugs depends on the characteristics of packaging materials. The most commonly used pharmaceutical packaging materials in the industry are aluminum foils. Common types include cold-formed aluminum foils, tropical aluminum foils, Pvc / pvdc, etc.

Ma kēiaʻatikala, we will have a preliminary understanding of cold stamping aluminum and tropical aluminum.

Cold stamping aluminum, tropical aluminum Scope of application: poʻomanaʻo, nā papa, capsules, Nā Pows, nā injections
Custom processing: ʻAe
Main production equipment: paʻi ʻana, hoʻohuihui
Nā mea hana: cold stamping aluminum When packaging drugs that are particularly sensitive to moisture and light, the protective effect of hot stamping plastic films (PVC, PVC/ACLAR aluminum-plastic blister packaging) is often insufficient. No laila, the protection method of the aluminum barrier layer must be adopted, and the blister packaging to ensure this moisture-resistant and light-blocking protection is: FORM PACK (cold-pressed double aluminum blister) kāʻei ʻana.

Cold stamping aluminum blister parameters:

The size of the standard blister package, ʻo ia, the parameter size of the blister remains unchanged, but the blister is formed by cold pressing. The bottom of the double aluminum blister pack is sealed.

Both sides of the tablets, pills or capsules, and other products in the double aluminum blister are protected by aluminum barriers, which are moisture-resistant, kukui kukui, and protected from gas and odor.

Cold stamping aluminum blister products have the following advantages:

1. Good sealing performance, ke kū'ēʻana, protection from gas, ʻO nā wāwae ultravilet, etc.;
2. The area is small, well protected, and not taken without authorization;
3. The effective protection period of the product has been significantly improved, and the grade of the product has been significantly improved after this packaging.

Cold stamping aluminum blister application:

The product is suitable for a variety of pharmaceutical products, such as suppositories, nā papa, capsules, Nā Pows, nā injections, and packaging for diagnostic products to prevent the effects of humidity, oxygen, and light and meet hygiene requirements.