Founded in 1980, Sepha develops specialised equipment for pharmaceutical and medical-device packaging, with a particular focus on non-destructive leak and container-closure integrity testing. Its lab-scale blister packaging machines and deblistering systems serve research, production and quality-assurance teams, while a global support network and North American base extend its reach. Sepha has been part of the TASI Group since 2013.
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Genesis Packaging TechnologiesSince 1946, Genesis Packaging Technologies has designed and built equipment for sealing parenteral pharmaceutical vials, with a particular focus on container-closure integrity for injectable products. The Honey Brook company also develops residual seal force testing and inspection tools, and supports its installed base with technical training, consulting, and service. Genesis is the successor to The West Company Machinery Systems Division and has seen more than 1,500 machines installed worldwide.HONEY BROOK, PA
Packaging Technologies & Inspection (PTI)Founded in 1984 by Tony Stauffer, Hawthorne-based Packaging Technologies & Inspection (PTI) engineers non-destructive inspection systems that measure package leak, seal and container-closure integrity. Its research-driven work spans the package lifecycle, from laboratory method development and validation to automated production-line testing for life-science and other high-risk packaging. PTI’s VeriPac vacuum-decay instruments helped establish ASTM F2338, while its proprietary airborne-ultrasound platform addresses seal defects that conventional leak tests can miss.HAWTHORNE, NY
Heino Ilsemann GmbHFounded in Bremen in 1965, Heino Ilsemann GmbH builds packaging machinery and complete packaging lines, with a particular focus on pharmaceutical applications, alongside automation systems for demanding industrial processes. The owner-managed family business employs 300 people, serves more than 500 customers in over 70 countries, and combines its packaging and automation operations under one roof. Its history includes an early coffee-can filling machine and the development of the first CD packaging line, while today it supports customers from process development through service.BREMEN 28279, DE
Omega Design CorporationFounded in 1969 in a shed behind its founder’s Pennsylvania home, Omega Design Corporation builds container-handling and packaging automation for pharmaceutical, nutraceutical, and consumer healthcare manufacturers. The Exton company has implemented more than 3,000 solutions for over 25,000 unique containers, with installations and service reaching more than 50 countries. Omega also supports its equipment after installation through technical service, parts, training, and validation assistance.EXTON, PA