Pharmaflex × Hapa

Hapa printing for pharmaceutical packaging: more flexibility, less stock, less waste.

Pharmaflex supports French pharmaceutical sites in evaluating, integrating and industrialising Hapa on-line and near-line printing solutions.

Hapa logo — Swiss company specialised in pharmaceutical packaging printing solutions

Hapa representation in France — on-site support for industrial printing projects on pharmaceutical packaging.

Hapa Web 4.0 machine — overview

Understand

Understand in 30 seconds

Four practical levers to move part of the printing value closer to the production line.

01

Improve OEE

Printing closer to the line can reduce time lost to changeovers, waiting for printed materials and line stoppages.

High-quality printed pharmaceutical blister packs produced with Hapa digital printing
02

Gain flexibility

Text, batch, expiry or artwork changes can be handled faster, especially for short runs and unexpected requests.

Aluminium foil reel printed with multiple variable-data artwork references — digital printing flexibility
03

Reduce pre-printed aluminium stock

Producing with neutral or semi-standard packaging reduces immobilised references and improves working capital.

Comparison: pre-printed aluminium stock versus neutral aluminium stock on aluminium pallets
04

Reduce waste

Fewer obsolete stocks, less waste linked to artwork changes, and an indirect contribution to lower carbon footprint.

Hapa printing station next to an aluminium waste container in a pharmaceutical cleanroom

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Target sites

For which sites?

Industrial sites facing flexibility challenges, short runs or frequent artwork evolutions.

  • Pharmaceutical sites
  • CDMOs and contract packagers
  • Medical devices manufacturers
  • Food supplement manufacturers
  • Sites with many SKUs
  • Sites with high packaging impact under PPWR

Applications

Priority applications

A few typical use cases handled with Pharmaflex support.

On-line aluminium blister foil printing

Direct printing on pharmaceutical blister aluminium foil on the packaging line.

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Near-line reel printing

Near-line printing to prepare dedicated printed reels internally.

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Printing on sealed blister

Marking on aluminium or mono-material blister after sealing.

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BFS dose printing

Solutions to be considered for specific Blow-Fill-Seal applications.

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Label printing

Pharmaceutical labels with variable data and fast evolutions.

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Variable data

Batch, expiry, serialisation, codes and regulatory statements.

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Embossing replacement

Alternative to be considered for certain variable statements previously embossed.

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Every application requires a dedicated technical analysis and a validation aligned with the site’s industrial context.

Your pre-printed aluminium stock may tie up more value than needed.

An initial simulation often quickly highlights the main levers: stock, obsolescence, batch changes, short runs, market urgencies and industrial waste.

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