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|Videos|June 14, 2022
Syntegon's Range Manual Assembly Machine
Author(s)Syntegon Pharma Technology
Klaus Brinkrode, Sales Manager of Med. Tech Device Assembly & Labeling at Syntegon, explains their RMA machine and how it improves auto-injector assembly.
- The RMA is being used for R&D and small batch processing.
- The RMA machine can run any type of auto-injector commercially available.
- A main benefit to consumers is the ability for self-administration in a home environment.
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