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Chartwell Relies on Software to Comply with Track-and-Trace Deadlines

Scalable software helps pharma firm quickly serialize products from several bottling lines. New bottle labeler, camera and printer all contribute to a track-and-trace solution.

Scalable software helps pharma firm quickly serialize products from several bottling lines. New bottle labeler, camera and printer all contribute to a track-and-trace solution.
Scalable software helps pharma firm quickly serialize products from several bottling lines. New bottle labeler, camera and printer all contribute to a track-and-trace solution.

Chartwell Pharmaceuticals, a contract manufacturer providing Rx solid dosage, packaging, and analytical services, recently implemented software from Adents, to assure compliance with current and future track-and-trace deadlines.

Selected for its exceptional flexibility, high scalability, and ease of deployment, Adents Seriza software was incorporated to serialize products from several bottling lines all serialized products at Chartwell’s Congers, NY facility. Adents is a provider of versatile, deployable serialization and track-and-trace software.

Following the decision to purchase a new NJM Packaging bottle labeling machine, Chartwell sought a serialization solution that could be implemented quickly, was hardware-agnostic, and would meet the upcoming November DSCSA requirements while being upgradeable for future mandates.

For its search, Chartwell assembled a senior-level, cross-discipline team representing its production, engineering, quality assurance and validation departments.

A tall task for trace and trace

Chartwell’s line processed bottles with specifications varying in size from 25-count to 2,000-count, at speeds of up to 150 bottles/min. The new labeler, an NJM Trotter model TRW-126, was outfitted with a Cognex In-Sight series camera, and integrated with a Videojet thermal-transfer printer.

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