Packaging KS 90-1 application Packaging material production

Description

Certain pharmaceutical products are filled into plastic bottles with an inner sachet, which prevents the bottle’s contents being contaminated by bacteria due to pressure equalization after a dose has been removed, e.g. by a spray pump. The best-known examples are nasal spray bottles. Reliable operation of these small bottles can only be ensured if the thin inner sachets are completely tight. To ensure that the sachets compress under atmospheric pressure as the contents are removed, an extremely thin material is required. However, thin material is more likely to develop a leak. Therefore, the inner sachets must be tested carefully during production.

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