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Secondary Packaging Process for Pharmaceuticals

Tapemark Process Engineer Tim Brown discusses our secondary packaging process and why we're unmatched in the CDMO space. Learn more about our pharmaceutical packaging process: https://www.tapemark.com/services/pac... Looking to discuss your project with a process development expert? Talk to Tim: https://www.tapemark.com/talk-to-an-e... Wondering why you should partner with a full-service CDMO like Tapemark? Explore our in-depth guide to pharmaceutical CDMOs: https://www.tapemark.com/pharmaceutic... Want to learn more about drug delivery from our experts? Register to get our e-learning series in your inbox: https://www.tapemark.com/meet-our-exp... Stay in the know! Visit our blog for the latest industry news and resources: https://www.tapemark.com/blog Follow us on social! Facebook:   / tapemarkst.paul   Twitter:   / tapemark   LinkedIn:   / tapemark   Website: https://www.tapemark.com/ ————————————————————————— Transcript: Hey, Tim Brown from the Tapemark engineering department. I wanted to talk to you today a little bit about some of our secondary packaging. In previous videos, you've kind of seen more of our high-end units that are high-speed. What you see behind me right now is a process that we developed for one of our proprietary products to have some automation and some hand assembly. What you see on my left is a piece of equipment that actually does the counting for us. What you see on my right is what actually does the lock coating of the primary, the verification of the primary, and the reject of the primary if the lock coat is not readable or wrong. Now what this does is it lends itself to be more in line with you know up-and-coming customers that maybe want to come in and do small runs, or maybe get some of their product out for stabilization or some type of market trends, or just sale samples, whatever have you we can do it. We're from the lowest of the hand assembly all the way up to maybe hundreds to 150 packages a minute. Thank you.