Robotic Unit-Dose Preserving Primary Package
• Fully robotic blister unit dose
• Automatically cuts the blisterpack
• Print barcodes, alerts and advices
From Blister Cut to Print
Select cutting parameters in the operator interface screen before cutting and printing and , avoiding all possibilities of wrong identification.
Synchronize with HIS through our exclusive Opus 5.0 Software. Includes 100+ minibula instructions and alerts with drawings for 2000+ medicines.
All mechanism is enclosed giving very low noise in the room.
Produce easy tear off strips of «n» units for tidy stock organization.
Prints additional color on the package for medicine class identification.
Production rate 1.500 to 2.200 cuts and unit-dose per hour.
Classic configurations of the blister to cut
Cutting System
• Minimum distance required between bubbles is 2.5 mm
• Distance from the edge to bubble should be between 5 and 15 mm
• Orientation to 45 degrees is possible
• Alternate position of pills is not a problem
• Also cuts blister with aluminium foil in both sides
• Magazine capacity is up 500 mm and depending on blister thickness up to 150 units to cut before reloading
• Ask our Technical Department for a more thorough configuration checking
• This system usually cuts more than 90% of the required cuts in the hospital
AIVAK Advantages
Adicione uma Variedade de Ferramentas ao seu Processo
To keep the pill inside the blister without microbiological and contamination risk is a huge pharmaceutical advantage.
To check printing information, color and shape of blister on both sides before each cutting cycle is also a safety tool.
To insert information of the route of administration, alerts and advices to each med with an additional color alert is a required safety procedure. Serial code number can be added for further tracing.
Opuspac System Tools (see details in our blog), includes many other safety methodologies.
AIVAK occupies a small area in the Hospital Pharmacy
Higher Production Rate and Reliability
With AIVAK you can convert meds in unit-dose before sending it to stock, because high output makes possible that goods received today are processed today or tomorrow.
Carton box packages are discarded in the begining of the process so the product has no commercial value after that, avoiding loses.
Roll stock has 15,000 units making the loss of time to change roll 7 times less than in other equipments.
Do you want Safety, High Productivity and Cost Reduction for a Hospital of up to 1,100 Beds?
• Now it is possible to keep tighter safety procedures due AIVAK’s robotic technology
• AIVAK’s high production allows to serve hospitals with up to 1,100 beds (one shift)
• Opuspac has a total Logistics cycle with robotic machines included
• With increasing healthcare cost everywhere is most important to choose technologies reducing fixed cost
• Opuspac attends more than 700 hospitals in 21 countries. CE Certificated
The first step in a complete integrated and scalable robotic solution of hopitalar logistics flow.
Together with Opus Flag, AIVAK is the first step in the Opuspac Logistics Flow Solution.
More Information
Discover how Opuspac solutions can provide savings and safety to patients through complete automation.
AIVAK PRO Brochure (pdf, 12.67 MB) Opus Flag Brochure (pdf, 11.71 MB) Brochure Opuspac Equipment + Software (pdf, 5.28 MB)
Complete Opuspac Solutions
Unidose Process Automation and Hospital Logistics for Meds and Mats is our specialty. You will find here many options and comprehensive solutions of equipments, materials, software, information, services and other solutions to best solve the specific case that involves your institution.
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.
