This seal provides indication of tampering and contamination of products as required.
This design provides maximum sealing for vials with a straight-wall glass finish. The straight plug stopper locks in to the interior of the vial’s neck, providing a tight seal and keeping the stopper from backing out.
This all-purpose design for lyophilization applications reduces the possibility of legs sticking to each other. The stopper prongs lock into the interior of the vial neck, providing a tight seal and keeping the stopper from backing out.
This all-purpose design for lyophilization applications reduces the possibility of legs sticking to each other. The stopper prongs lock into the interior of the vial neck, providing a tight seal and keeping the stopper from backing out.
This all-purpose design for lyophilization applications reduces the possibility of legs sticking to each other. The stopper prongs lock into the interior of the vial neck, providing a tight seal and keeping the stopper from backing out.
Steri-Tamp® has a patented dual-layer that leaves a true tamper evidence with "opened" marking.
This design provides maximum sealing for vials with a blow-back glass finish, which is a small ridge on the interior of the vial’s neck. The snap-on stopper locks into the blow-back ridge, providing a tight seal and keeping the stopper from backing out. This style is not recommended for vials with a straight-walled finish. The blow-back feature is typically found in vials from North American manufacturers.
This design provides maximum sealing for vials with a blow-back glass finish, which is a small ridge on the interior of the vial’s neck. The snap-on stopper locks into the blow-back ridge, providing a tight seal and keeping the stopper from backing out. This style is not recommended for vials with a straight-walled finish. The blow-back feature is typically found in vials from North American manufacturers.
This design provides maximum sealing for vials with a blow-back glass finish, which is a small ridge on the interior of the vial’s neck. The snap-on stopper locks into the blow-back ridge, providing a tight seal and keeping the stopper from backing out. This style is not recommended for vials with a straight-walled finish. The blow-back feature is typically found in vials from North American manufacturers.
This design provides maximum sealing for vials with a blow-back glass finish, which is a small ridge on the interior of the vial’s neck. The snap-on stopper locks into the blow-back ridge, providing a tight seal and keeping the stopper from backing out. This style is not recommended for vials with a straight-walled finish. The blow-back feature is typically found in vials from North American manufacturers.
Open top seals expose stopper for sample retrieval with a syringe. To be crimped on a 20 mm vial with a crimper for Standard Seals.
A Flip-Off seal is your drug product's first line of protection. It helps to prevent contamination from getting into the vial and seals the parenteral package. Further, the seal helps to protect the injection site on the vial stopper. Recommended seals consist of an aluminum shell and a plastic Flip-Off button.
