01.22.24 -- Equipment That Meets Pharmaceutical Industry Demands

Using a contract or toll manufacturer in the specialty and custom chemical industry can be considered a quality and supply chain risk. Learn about equipment sourcing strategies that you can use to reduce the risks, as well as the costs, for the product owner or sponsor.

An increase in products targeted for parenteral delivery has expanded the demand for aseptic fill/finish operations. Meeting the growing demand requires specialized expertise, appropriate equipment, and innovations in both emerging technology and business models.

Equipment is the backbone of your entire facility, and how effectively it functions affects business objectives and overall plant efficiency. Learn how turning to an organization that possesses a robust physical inventory to serve as a guide and strategic partner throughout the equipment procurement process can work for you.

Even a successful merger or acquisition of manufacturing facilities creates a range of asset management issues, including determining the fate of redundant operations and equipment. Find out how a strategic partnership with a used equipment dealer can simplify equipment removal and sales and provide guidance through the process.

Late-stage clinical trial failures usually result in a fair amount of exposure regarding capital equipment purchased to manufacture products at a commercial scale. The equipment, both delivered and undelivered, needs to go somewhere. Here is what to consider when you need to dispose of equipment from cancelled capital improvement projects.

Investment in new pharmaceutical equipment remains a large and complex commitment for any size manufacturing facility. Find out how you can secure equipment at lower costs by working with a used-equipment dealer who meets your evaluation and appraisal needs.