Inkjet Labeling for medical materials.
Prints texts and bar codes for identifying mats and meds
- Prints on a variety of materials, including porous plastics
- Quick setup. Does not require height adjustment
- Prints on curved surfaces
Safe Stock – Prevents waste in the Hospital Pharmacy
Include text and a barcode on hospital supplies and medications.
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Features
· Does not require adjustment of the distance between the printer head and the product.
· Tilted position conveyor for operator convenience.
· Uses non-toxic alcohol based ink with instantaneous dry.
· Easy format change in 5 seconds.
· It has inlet and outlet reservoirs of 26 liters each.
· Labeling speed: up to 3,000 items per hour.
· Communicates with the hospital’s ERP (optional software).
· Stainless steel printer.
· Power required: 220 volts, 3,800 watts.
· Equipment weight: 150 Kg.
· Number of operators: One.
· Substrates: paper, cardboard, porous plastics, etc.
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· 7″ color touch screen HCI
· Prints text, linear and 2D bar codes.
· Alert system.
· Reduced ink cost, with 800 ml cartridges that last for months.
· Access to maintenance and production history.
· Does not require compressed air.
· Operator access by password.
· Communication: Ethernet, USB or SD.
· 1 year warranty.
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Opus Ink machine, for direct printing of characters and codes for identification of mats and meds (PDF brochure).
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Unit Dose and Liquid Fractionating Machines
Unit Dose and Fractionation Machines or Opuspac medication distribution system, in addition to being easy to operate for the employee, greatly speeds up the process of dispensing medications per unit dose. They are innovative machines in the concern with patient safety, in the medication process, in the possibility of guidance on risks and alerts about medications for the care team, avoiding Adverse Events.
Why unitarize
Unitarization is the process of preparing meds in ready form to be administered to the patient.
This process is normally carried out at the Hospital Pharmacy, Medicines Storage Sector or Unit Dose Center for several hospitals, but always linked to the responsibility and control of the Hospital Pharmacy. Unitarization or fractionating of medicines is important to centralize the control of meds in the Hospital Pharmacy and to differentiate packaging. Also to place a hospital barcode.
The centralization of control allows a reduction of up to 57% of Adverse Events, according to two studies carried out in Germany and the USA.
