Opus 30i+BC
A single machine that cuts and unitizes blisters and ampoules
Description
The Opus 30i+BC is an integrated, 100% automatic solution for cutting blister and unitizing blisters and ampoules.
Integrates Unit Dose Machine, Automatic Blister Feeder and Blister Cutter.
Unit Dose Module Main Features
Packs and print information and codes starting a special roll of material where pre-made packages , are placed.
Product feeding can be made: manually in case of groups of products, or kits, semi-automatic for ampoules, vials, blister, small bottles and also fully automatic for blister, ampoules, vials and small bottles, with operator doing other jobs meanwhile the machine is working, giving you a multitasking operator.
Blister Cutter
A 200 beds hospital needs to cut about 30.000 doses per month.
Rate of manual cutting is 400 cuts per hour. Cutting time is 75 hours per month.
With automatic cutting machine (BC 100) is made at an average of 2,000 cuts per hour.
As this cutting is done simultaneously with others operations, then practically it is saved all the time of cutting.
Besides manual cutting is a repetitive effort that causes a professional lesion with possible legal claims
Know other 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.
