Moulds For Drug Delivery Devices

Moulds For Drug Delivery Devices
Product Description

IGS GeboJagema offers moulds for drug delivery devices. Features: it is available from metered dose inhalers and insulin pens to dose counters. Contact us for more information.

IGS GeboJagema

  • Country/Region:
    Netherlands
  • On CPHI since:
    2017
  • Certificates:
    1
  • Employees:
    100 - 249
Company types
Consumer Goods
Drug delivery device Supplier/Manufacturer
Machinery and Equipment Supplier/Manufacturer
Manufacturer/Innovator
Primary activities
Contract Manufacturer
Medical Devices
Specifications
  • Selling Points
    Product Features; Quality Service
  • Supplied from
    Netherlands

IGS GeboJagema

  • Country/Region:
    Netherlands
  • On CPHI since:
    2017
  • Certificates:
    1
  • Employees:
    100 - 249
Company types
Consumer Goods
Drug delivery device Supplier/Manufacturer
Machinery and Equipment Supplier/Manufacturer
Manufacturer/Innovator
Primary activities
Contract Manufacturer
Medical Devices

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  • News IGS GeboJagema Acquires ACH Solution and FRP to Broaden Capabilities for Medical Device Clients

    IGS GeboJagema, a global healthcare mould maker based in the Netherlands, has announced two strategic acquisitions: ACH Solution, an Austrian specialist in silicone rubber injection moulds, including liquid silicone rubber (LSR) and high temperature vulcanizing silicone rubber (HTV), and the medical device operations of FRP, a UK-based rapid prototyping specialist. Together, the acquisitions significantly expand IGS GeboJagema’s ability to serve medical device clients.
  • Whitepaper Green Mould

    Enabling sustainable injection moulding. The efforts to combat climate change will havea huge impact on the world economy over thenext decade and beyond. Greenhouse gasemissions must be reduced dramatically. TheEU is aiming at a reduction of 55% by 2030,compared to 1990 levels.* Similar goals arebeing set both by countries and companies inthe rest of the world.To achieve reductions of this magnitude, all sectors andindustries must investigate ways to do more with less. Thisapplies to all companies involved in injection mouldingas well. Traditionally, the critical factors for moulds havebeen accuracy, cycle time, reliability and maintenancefriendliness.But as the world takes steps towards a carbonneutral economy, we expect that energy usage will becomeincreasingly important.