Protect your operators, process, and product throughout the manufacturing process, from weighing to packaging.

Exposure and cross contamination can happen at every point where your product moves between vessels. GEA's proven containment valves and transfer systems help pharmaceutical manufacturers safely move materials between process steps while protecting operators, preventing cross-contamination and maintaining product integrity. Backed by decades of containment expertise, our solutions support the handling of potent and highly potent compounds in demanding production environments.
However, containment is only as strong as the system surrounding it. To maintain containment performance throughout manufacturing, transfer technology must work seamlessly with the equipment that transports, lifts, stores and delivers materials. That's why GEA combines industry-leading containment solutions with a comprehensive portfolio of IBCs, handling systems, hoists, docking stations and material transfer technologies.
What sets GEA apart is our ability to integrate these elements into complete process solutions. From raw material charging through blending, granulation, tableting and coating, we design contained materials handling systems that connect equipment, processes and transfer points into a safe, efficient and compliant manufacturing operation.

Join Majid Almasry at the 9th HPAPI: Development and Manufacturing of Highly Potent Active Pharmaceutical Ingredients (APIs) Conference to discover new approaches for assessing dust retention performance of high-containment systems.
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The BUCK® AC Valve from GEA brings solvent-resistant functionality to a range of powder transfer applications in multiple industries.

BUCK® valves were the first commercially available split valves on the market. Used for the contained transfer of active powders from one vessel to another in pharmaceutical production, BUCK® technology is the result of thousands of successful applications worldwide and more than 15 years of experience.

Based on the traditional concept of a live coal-mine canary, the 21st century equivalent from GEA is a continuous real-time monitoring system that’s been designed to detect breaches in contained pharmaceutical production lines. By providing an additional level of monitoring, the Digital Canary reduces the need for routine occupational health chec...

A disposable high containment Interface for the safe & dust-free transfer of solid dosage material to fully protect your operator, your product and the environment.

Le nouveau Centre d’application et de technologie (ATC) GEA de Sarstedt, au sud de Hanovre, n’est ni un showroom ni un ersatz de laboratoire. C’est un lieu conçu pour les essais, la collecte de données et les décisions précoces. Un endroit où l’on détermine si un concept biologique peut devenir un procédé industriel robuste. Cette étape est plus importante qu’il n’y paraît.

Si le thermoformage joue depuis longtemps un rôle central dans le domaine de l'emballage alimentaire, il doit aujourd'hui affronter un tournant majeur. À une époque comme la nôtre où les réglementations se durcissent, où les matériaux évoluent et où les coûts augmentent, il ne suffit plus que les lignes de conditionnement FFS ou <i>Form-Fill-Seal</i> (Former-Remplir-Sceller) fonctionnent de manière fiable : elles sont désormais déterminantes pour garantir la fraîcheur des denrées, un prix accessible et la recyclabilité. Examinez de plus près les grandes tendances qui dans le domaine du thermoformage façonnent le secteur de l'emballage et de la distribution alimentaires.