Loma Systems to spotlight FDA compliant Metal Detector System at Interphex 2014

“We’re excited to bring our Insight series of pharmaceutical inspection systems to Interphex,” said Laura Studwell, Market Manager. “This expo provides a great opportunity for visitors to interact with integrated features, including the OPTIX DDS vector display and allow the market to experience the technology behind creating perfect product set-ups.” The Insight series of pharmaceutical inspection systems is an industry favorite and highly acclaimed among industry experts.

The company will spotlight the Insight PH as well as the Insight HD Bottle-style metal detector systems. The company’s suite of pharmaceutical inspection systems are compliant with 21 CFR, parts 210 and 211 and can be IQ, OQ and PQ validated. The systems are hygienic according to FDA standards.

Kris Tompkins, Pharmaceutical Account Manager for the Loma Systems Group comments: “I am particularly excited to spotlight the newly improved Insight PH. It is proven to have significantly better performance out-of-box with detection as good as 0.25 Fe, 0.28 NFe and 0.4 SST.” Tompkins continues, “In an optimized environment, the Insight PH can detect contaminants at levels as good as 0.22 Fe, 0.28 NFe and 0.37 SST.”

Interphex is known for being the single source for complete pharmaceutical manufacturing solutions. The expo will bring together pharmaceutical industry professionals and 650+ exhibitors to experience the latest in pharmaceutical technology and educational events. “We have been a part of this expo for years and it always provides me with an opportunity to connect with industry partners and to discuss the newest trends,” stated Tompkins.

Tompkins will present during a live radio broadcast, sponsored by Pharmaceutical Online, on Wednesday, March 19 at 1:30 PM EST. The broadcast will focus on product inspection trends and guidelines. Tompkins offers more than 10 years of experience working with the world’s largest pharmaceutical companies as well as regulatory agencies.