Amber Glass Vial Filling Machine (Pharmaceutical Syrups)

Characteristics of Amber Glass Bottles and Associated Uses

A container designed for pharmaceutical syrups

Syrup bottles are made from Type III amber glass. This material offers excellent protection against gases and UV light, which helps preserve sensitive formulations. Common volumes range from sixty to five hundred millilitres, covering all standard formats used in pharmacies.

A reliable and suitable closure system

Each amber glass bottle is sealed with a screw cap equipped with a liner. This configuration provides good tightness during storage and distribution while remaining aligned with the requirements of non-sterile oral liquid packaging.

Applications dedicated to oral syrups

Amber glass bottles are used for pharmaceutical syrups such as cough syrups, antacids and other liquid oral formulations. Their strong protection against UV light and gas makes them a preferred choice for products sensitive to light or oxidation.

Specific constraints of amber glass

Glass is a robust material but heavier than PET and carries a risk of breakage. These characteristics must be considered during handling and filling operations.

The Amber Glass Bottle Filling Machine According to EREA

Mastery of liquid oral filling

We design machines capable of managing the entire filling process, from feeding the amber glass bottle to final closure. Dosing is adjusted to guarantee precision, consistency and product protection, while accounting for the specific handling requirements of glass.

A solution adapted to glass formats and constraints

Our equipment is compatible with volumes from sixty to five hundred millilitres, various bottle formats and screw-cap closure systems. Critical parameters are carefully controlled to ensure regular, secure filling that meets pharmaceutical standards.

A custom-made filling machine for pharmaceutical syrups

We develop fully customised filling machines tailored to the needs of each client. Our teams support every stage of the project, from needs assessment to qualification and commissioning.
This approach ensures reliable and reproducible filling, perfectly suited to pharmaceutical syrups, while guaranteeing the quality, stability and safety of the final product.