Sepha Non-Destructive Leak Testing Equipment, Deblistering Machines and Laboratory-Scale Blister Packing Machines

Sepha has announced that it will return to Pack Expo and join distributor Thomas Packaging in the North Hall, booth #205.

Sepha will be exhibiting at Medical Technology Ireland this September, demonstrating its newest container closure integrity testing (CCIT) and leak test solution called the Multi-Q on stand 106.

Sepha will debut two of its innovative range of non-destructive leak test machines at ProPak Asia in Bangkok.

Sepha has announced it will be launching its latest innovation, the Sepha Multi-Q at the booth of distributor Thomas Packaging.

SEPHA has announced it will be showcasing its leak testing, deblistering and packaging solutions at Achema, Frankfurt, with the VisionScan taking centre stage.

TASI TEST comprises ALPS, Bonfiglioli, and Sepha, which together provide a range of solutions across diverse global packaging leak detection markets.

Sepha has released a functional upgrade for EZ Blister, the lab scale packaging machine.

Following significant interest in the VisionScan Max prototype at Achema 2015, Sepha has taken on board industry feedback to improve its design.

Sepha has won the award for Excellence in Innovation from the UK Chamber of Commerce.

Sepha will be attending and introducing their innovative technologies at five global pharmaceutical packaging exhibitions between now and December.

The Sepha team have completed a successful Interpack, where the company launched three new technologies across each of its divisions, and carried out a significant number of product demonstrations and meetings with global pharmaceutical clients.

Three new products aimed at meeting the changing demands of global pharma-companies are being introduced by the pharmaceutical packaging equipment specialist, Sepha. They will be formally launched at Interpack, Dusseldorf, on 8-14 May.

One of the world's leading biopharmaceutical companies, Pfizer, has selected Sepha's non-destructive inspection device for blister packs, called Visionscan, as its preferred global standard for blister packaging inspection.

A new whitepaper published by Dr Dorian Dixon, a leading packaging expert at the University of Ulster in Northern Ireland has shown that VisionScan, a non-destructive seal and leak detection device for pharmaceutical blister packs, developed by the engineering firm, Sepha, can identify 100% of defective pockets across a range of blister pack types.

Sepha has secured several significant new orders from pharmaceutical multi-nationals, including Novartis, for its leak inspection machine, Visionscan.

Packaging machinery manufacturer Sepha has reported record sales of its recently extended range of non-destructive leak testing equipment for the world's pharmaceutical packaging industry

Global packaging machinery expert Sepha has developed the world's first tool-less, vision-based leak detection machine for blister-packs. Visionscan has been developed to meet growing demand from pharmaceutical blister pack manufacturers for a low-cost yet accurate and modern leak detection alter

The current industry standard of blue-dye testing the seal integrity of blister packs is not as accurate as modern Blisterscan technology available from Sepha, according to a new whitepaper published today by leading packaging expert, Dr Dorian Dixon, of the University of Ulster. In some cases, t

The specialist deblistering and leak testing company Sepha has won a major new contract to supply an international consortium involved in a ground-breaking water testing project called Aquatest. The project involves the production of a simple, hand-held water testing device. The initial

Following the launch of a new, mobile blister packing machine to its packing solutions range in May, Sepha has been delighted at the global demand created by its EZ Blister II. Since launch Sepha has generated sales for EZ Blister to India, China, Mexico, USA, UK, Ireland and across continental E

Specially commissioned research being undertaken by packaging experts at the University of Ulster's School of Engineering on behalf of the specialist machinery manufacturer Sepha has revealed that technology-based non-destructive leak detection is significantly more accurate in detecting weak sea

The increased need for pharmaceutical packaging companies to reduce waste and disposal costs in a way that minimises the impact on the environment has led to an increased demand for specialised deblistering machines, according to Sepha. The machines, called press-outs, are used to increase produc

Leading packaging machinery manufacturer Sepha has been challenging traditional thinking on leak-testing procedures through the roll-out of a global summer seminar and exhibition programme that demonstrated how its new leak-testing technology can increase competiveness and revolutionise current p

The Dundonald-based packaging machinery manufacturer, Sepha, has developed a new, mobile blister packing machine to meet demand from pharmaceutical R&D and clinical trial laboratories for a flexible, cost-effective blister-packing solution. EZ BlisterII enables labs requiring short

Packaging machinery manufacturer Sepha has launched a new, mobile blister packing machine to meet market demand for flexible short-run blister packing at minimal cost. EZ BlisterII is a compact, easy to use table-top machine for low-volume packaging solutions. It has been developed in response to

Innovative machines from the Northern Ireland manufacturing company Sepha are being used to revolutionise the way drugs are dispensed throughout the UK. The machines are called 'Press-Outs' and they enable the easy removal of drugs from their blister packs so they can then be re-blistered again i

A leak testing machine that can help Japanese based pharmaceutical manufacturers save money by using clean, dry, non-destructive testing technology will be on show for the first time at InterphexTokyo (Pharma Pack 2009). Developed by the Northern Ireland company, Sepha Ltd, the machine is called