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Packaging / Inerting / Blanketing for Pharmaceuticals

Safety and quality for your pharmaceutical manufacturing facilities

Inerting, also known as blanketing, is the process of replacing the atmospheric air around a substance or material with a non-reactive gas, such as nitrogen, carbon dioxide or argon, to ensure it stays in a passive or unreactive state.

Our gas solutions can help you to preserve the quality of active ingredients and drugs, helping to eliminate oxidation and prevent microbiological contamination of your products.

When using nitrogen for the packaging of biotechnology products, we understand you want assurance that the nitrogen you are using is reliable, traceable and compliant with regulations.

Air Products' high-purity, pharma-grade gases offer full traceability back to raw material data, helping you reduce in-house controls, supplier qualification processes, and much more.

We can help you choose the optimum inerting method to meet your needs, while also keeping gas usage to a minimum.

How can Air Products help with your Inerting Requirements?

Safe Process

Protects sensitive materials from fire and explosions with the minimum gas volume

Controlled COC Levels

Proprietary software to perform calculations ranging from mixture flammability to critical oxygen concentration (COC)

Quality Compliance

Compliance with US, Japanese and European pharmacopoeias (European pharmacopoeia and GMP Part II)

Cost-effective Supply Options

Most efficient and cost-effective supply mode based on your volume, pressure, purity level, flow rate and operating pattern

Improve Process Safety and Product Quality Inerting and blanketing can shield combustible, explosive materials or sensitive products from coming into contact with oxygen from the air, therefore creating a non-flammable environment that prevents fire or goods from oxidation.

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Are you interested in using nitrogen for inerting?

We can help you choose the optimum method to meet your needs while also keeping gas usage to a minimum.

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