Protection from external factors
Packaging requirements can include protection from moisture, light, air and physical damage.
EIGHT-COLOUR ROTOGRAVURE PRINTING
Rotogravure Pharmaceutical Printing & Packaging
Pharmaceutical packaging has an important role in supporting the safety, integrity and effectiveness of medicines. Our eight-colour rotogravure pharmaceutical printing and packaging service addresses the presentation and protective requirements of packaging for pharmaceutical products.
The brochure covers the design, production and labelling of pharmaceutical packaging materials. Protection from external influences and clear printed information are important considerations when selecting the packaging approach for a medicine or pharmaceutical product.
1 million / monthApproximate monthly production capacity
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KEY FEATURES
Product integrity
The packaging structure should support the quality and integrity of the product it contains.
Clear printed information
Labelling and packaging design bring product identification and other required information onto the pack.
Applications & Formats
The pharmaceutical examples in our brochure show printed packaging for a variety of medicines. Each product may have different protection and information requirements, so its intended use and packaging specification should guide the discussion.
- Printed pharmaceutical packaging
- Medicine packaging materials
- Product identification and labelling
- Packs requiring moisture protection
- Light-sensitive product requirements
- Packaging with specified tamper-evidence needs
PRINTING & PACKAGING DETAILS
Moisture, Light, Air & Physical Protection
The primary purpose of pharmaceutical packaging is to protect the medicine from external factors that could compromise its quality. The brochure specifically identifies moisture, light, air and physical damage. These considerations help define what the packaging needs to protect against and what information should be included in the brief.
Tamper Evidence & Product Integrity
The brochure explains the role of tamper-evident features in indicating whether packaging has been opened. Examples include shrink bands or breakable caps. Any required tamper-evidence feature should be specified and discussed for the particular packaging project; its suitability depends on the pack and product requirements.
Design, Production & Labelling
Pharmaceutical packaging involves more than the printed appearance alone. The pack design, production requirements and labelling information need to work together around the product. Provide the approved artwork and the necessary packaging information so the requirements can be reviewed clearly before production planning.
CAPACITY & PRINTING SPECIFICATIONS
1 million / monthApproximate monthly capacity
8 ColoursRotogravure printing
Up to 1300 mmPrinting web
Up to 1250 mmPrinting C.L.
Plan Your Packaging Requirements
Share the pharmaceutical product type, pack dimensions, approved artwork and estimated quantity. Include the required protection from moisture, light or air, any handling concerns and the specified labelling or tamper-evidence requirements for your packaging project.
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