Packaging Machinery for Pharmaceuticals

Liquid medicine, syrups, ointments, and capsule gels require a different starting point than consumer packaging: the equipment must be specified around hygienic design and documentation requirements first, output speed second.

EDELSTEIN pharmaceutical bottle filling and labeling line configuration

What We Package

Pharmaceutical formats range from precision liquid dosing to viscous topical products, each with its own regulatory and hygiene profile.

Liquid Medicine & Syrups Oral Suspensions Topical Ointments & Gels Capsule Gels Antiseptics & Disinfectants Veterinary Liquids

Engineering Considerations

Regulated pharmaceutical production has requirements that go beyond standard food-grade equipment — these are the points we confirm before specifying any machine.

Product-contact parts typically require SUS 316L stainless steel with Ra ≤ 0.8 µm surface finish, not standard 304-grade.

Fill accuracy requirements are stricter than consumer goods — weight-based or servo piston filling is standard, not gravity filling.

Tamper-evident induction sealing is typically mandatory, not optional, for liquid and syrup products.

CIP/SIP (clean-in-place / sterilise-in-place) systems with validated, documented cycles are usually required rather than manual cleaning.

Buyers typically require a documentation package — material certificates, IQ/OQ protocol templates, and design qualification records.

Viscous ointments and gels need bottom-up piston filling with anti-drip nozzles to avoid air entrapment and stringing.

Machinery We Recommend

Bottle lines cover liquid medicine and syrups; tube lines cover topical ointments and gels.

Frequently Asked Questions

Specifying a Pharmaceutical Line?

Tell us your product, regulatory requirements, and target output. Our engineers will recommend the right filling technology and documentation package — at no cost and with no commitment.

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