•Bag printing, filling & closure assembly •Filling controlled using mass-flow meters •5 Vision systems for robot guidance and product inspection •CIP system •Various bag sizes and fill volumes •3 Robots – 6 axis and SCARA •Pharmaceutical finish •Built in HEPA filtration
•17 bottle sizes from 4ml to 2 litre •4 dropper tip sizes •8 cap sizes •Servo controlled positive displacement piston pumps •Servo controlled torque capping •3 vision systems for ensuring product quality
•3 chamber filling using servo controlled positive displacement ceramic piston pumps •Multiple solutions and volumes •Check weigh before and after each fill station •Reservoir filling system •Servo controlled torque capping •Vision system for ensuring product quality
</ifra A major manufacturer of minimally invasive medical devices approached Ward Automation with requirements for an automated production machine to carry out a precision winding process. The customer had many unique challenges, in particular a very compact machine footprint was required, and the process involved precision handling and complex processing of delicate high cost components. […]
The first machine built by Ward Automation Sligo 23 years ago was a mechanical cam machine. We have leveraged our years of experience of cam design and combined the latest technology of a high-speed Delta robot (120 picks/min), vision guidance & inspection and servo control on a recently completed medical device assembly machine.
Application and UV curing of hydrophilic coating are important processes in the manufacture of catheters and other minimally invasive delivery systems. We have recently shipped a custom-designed fully automated Coat and Cure machine to an overseas customer, having built several similar machines in recent years. Key machine features include: Two coating layers Immersion speed, immersion […]