The precision and flexibility of our machines make it possible to produce and handle high-quality complex components frequently found in the pharmaceutical and medical sectors, such as syringes, vials or test tubes.
Orientech designs and manufactures automated and semi-automated systems that supply, direct, fill and assemble components of different materials.
In the pharmaceutical and medical sectors, where regulation is an integral part of the production conditions, it is more than important for a supplier to offer machines that strictly adhere to the many laws that apply those sectors.
Orientech is able, due to its unparalleled knowledge, to adapt all the components of its assembly and feeding systems to the most rigorous standards for the production of medical and pharmaceutical articles.
The addition of various crucial steps such as electro polishing welding is offered to our pharmaceutical and medical customers to meet obvious needs for sterilization. Thus, at your request, it is possible to modify the design of our systems so that they can easily be integrated into an explosion-proof or white room, or for an easier sanitary wash.
We have also developed leading-edge control systems for products that require meticulous inspection such as syringes. With our expertise and your input, we’ll implement the processes required to meet your needs and maximize your productivity.
We always work with the consideration of the many standards that govern the pharmaceutical and medical sectors. Thus, all our assembling and feeding systems honor the strictest laws of hygiene, sterilization and respect the used components.
As an integral part of the pharmaceutical industry, customers such as Jubilant, Novartis, Hallo Pharma, Becton Dickinson and Valeant have used our experience and innovative creativity to fulfill their needs.
Our medical clientele also gives us full confidence. That’s why, over the last few years, Orientech has been proud to claim to work with companies such as Draxis Pharma, Sandoz, Sanofi Canada, Teleflex, Becton Dickinson and GlaxoSmithKline.