Symetix Presents White Paper on Assuring the Quality of Solid-Dose Pharmaceuticals with Final Bulk Inspection |
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SYMETIX
150 Avery Street
Walla Walla, WA, 99362 USA

Press release date: February 6, 2008
February 6, 2008 - Symetix announces the availability of its new white paper titled, "Final Bulk Inspection of Solid-Dose Pharmaceuticals." Developed to educate brand owners, product manufacturers and contract packers of solid-dose OTC and regulated pharmaceuticals on the various methods available to assure final product quality, the paper explores what it means to be diligent in pharmaceutical manufacturing and packaging operations today.
To download this new white paper, visit http://symetixresearch.com/whitepaper/Default.asp?reid=A3U2774687DE.
This white paper investigates the risks of vulnerable inspection practices and discusses the pros and cons of various inspection techniques including: sampling, manual inspection, mechanical sorting and optical inspection systems. The paper also suggests criteria to consider when selecting the right bulk inspection system for a given application.
Many pharmaceutical manufacturers and contract packers have historically relied on labor-intensive manual inspection. Now, advancing technology has ushered in new possibilities with continuous, fully automated bulk optical inspection systems that inspect up to one million tablets or softgel capsules per hour, as high-resolution color cameras detect the subtlest irregularities to remove defects and foreigners from the product stream.
These new inspection systems are more effective and more commercially viable than ever before, and they are prompting a new debate on what it means to be diligent in pharmaceutical manufacturing and packaging operations today.
About Symetix
Symetix is the pharmaceutical business unit of Key Technology. With 60 years of experience in the food, tobacco, and pharmaceutical industries, Key is a leading manufacturer of best-in-class process automation systems. Symetix maintains demonstration and testing facilities, manufacturing, engineering, parts and service at Key's headquarters in Walla Walla, Washington, USA. Symetix extends global support through Key Technology facilities in Beusichem, The Netherlands; Shanghai, China; Melbourne, Australia; and Santiago de Queretaro, Mexico. Key's common stock trades on the Global Market tier of The NASDAQ Stock MarketSM under the symbol: KTEC.
Reader Inquiries: Jon Donovan Symetix 150 Avery Street Walla Walla, WA 99362 USA Tel: 509.522.3524 Fax: 509.522.3361 jdonovan@symetix.com
www.symetix.com
Editor Inquiries: Sandra McBride Kinetic Communication 5 Arastradero Road Menlo Park, CA 94028 USA Tel: 650.926.9852 Fax: 650.926.9853 sandra@kineticcommunication.com www.kineticcommunication.com
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