The Decompacting Big Bag Station (DBBS) ensures reliable material flow by efficiently loosening compacted powders. Its automated operation, advanced safety features, and flexible design reduce downtime and improve productivity. Handling compacted powders has long been a challenge in industries where big bags are part of daily operations. The Decompacting Big Bag Station (DBBS) brings a new level of efficiency, safety, and reliability to this process. Designed to break up hardened material inside big bags before discharge, it ensures smooth downstream flow and minimizes production interruptions. Engineered for Efficient Material Conditioning At the heart of the DBBS is a powerful mechanical conditioning system. Hydraulic cylinders apply controlled, evenly distributed force to crush compacted material without compromising the integrity of the bag. This targeted action eliminates lumps, prevents bridging, and prepares the contents for consistent, trouble free discharge. A standout feature is the liftable, rotating table. By allowing the operator to position the bag ergonomically and precisely, the DBBS ensures stable handling throughout the conditioning cycle. This not only improves efficiency…

Achema Pulse is a new digital format that connects people from the global process industry . With the absence of physical contact, networking and sharing are very important at this time. As an exhibitor, Dec Group is looking forward to participating in lively exchanges during our workshops, product presentation and panel. SafeDock® Connection – The New Standard Product Presentation: June 15, 08:15 – 08:30 Fast and safe docking operations when filling or discharging big bags Workshop 1: June 15, 16:45 – 17:30 Large Scale High Containment Micronizing Plant Workshop 2: June 16, 08:30 – 09:15 HighFlex – Aseptic Filling Line for Powder and Liquids into Various Delivery Systems Panel: June 16, 18:30 – 19:00 Aseptic Filling of Powder and Liquids into Dual Chamber Syringes Not yet registered? We are offering you a free ticket with the promo code hTV8Z

Takeover of Inno4Life Dec Group has announced the acquisition of Inno4Life based in Breda, The Netherlands, allowing offering comprehensive solutions for liquid and powder filling equipment used by the pharmaceutical industry. Dec’s micro-dosing technology for powder and Inno4Life’s in-depth knowledge in pharmaceutical packaging equipment are the perfect match to bring forth unique and efficient aseptic filling line solutions both standard and custom-made. Inno4Life will continue to operate under its name and trade under its brand for all of its business activities. Johan Klootwijk, co-founder and Managing Director of Inno4Life, commented “Dec’s acquisition provides a major growth opportunity for both our businesses through an enhanced service offering for our clients. We will be best positioned to offer outstanding quality solutions and increased effectiveness as a result of combined action and co-operation.” The successful acquisition was coordinated with the support and expertise…

Extract Technology supplies 2 Aseptic Formulation isolators for a NASDAQ-listed client Thanks to Extract Technology’s previous experience in providing Aseptic Isolators worldwide, along with the strong brand identity, Extract was recently chosen as the supplier of choice in providing two Aseptic Formulation isolators for a NASDAQ-listed client, one of the top 5 pharmaceutical generics manufacturers in the world. The company was tasked to create a positive pressure isolator with an ‘EU Grade A’ environment whilst safeguarding the operator and outside environment from the highly toxic API guaranteeing less than 0.1ug/m3 OEL. The process involved weighing and dispensing of the API via a drum utilising two off two-decimal-place scales within each isolator. The isolators had proven VPHP (Vapour Phase Hydrogen Peroxide**) fully integrated gassing systems on-board capable of providing a 〖10〗^6 reduction in bacterial spore population using Bacillus Stearothermophilus challenge. The chamber was designed with UDAF (Uni-Directional AirFlow)…

Extract Technology continues to expand its global reach Extract Technology continues to expand its global reach by strengthening the South East Asia operations in opening a Singapore office. Singapore is seen as a key strategic hub for the South East Asian market and to enable the business to be more responsive to customers’ new and existing requirements, we are delighted to be opening this regional office. The new exciting expansion provides the business with the perfect platform to deal directly with suppliers, intermediaries and customers relating to any new projects, spares & service works and upgrades within the region. Derrick Teo, the newly appointed South East Asia Manager will start on October 3rd 2016 and will be running the Singapore operation. Previously employed by Genentech and Beckman Coulter, Derrick brings over 10 years’ experience both working in the manufacturing Biotech industry and supplying equipment into the Biotech and Pharmaceutical Industries. Derrick recognises the potential within…

Wabash National Corporation to Market Pharmaceutical Products under Extract Technology Wabash National Corporation (NYSE: WNC) recently announced it will begin marketing all Walker Barrier Systems products as Extract Technology. The Extract Technology portfolio will now include aseptic solutions, containment solutions, restricted access barriers and mobile clean rooms for the pharmaceutical, healthcare, biotech and chemical markets. Wabash National’s operations in Huddersfield, England, and New Lisbon, Wisconsin, will continue to manufacture all aseptic and containment systems. Alan Wainwright, who has more than 30 years of experience with Extract Technology, has been named the global managing director, Extract Technology Limited. He will oversee manufacturing operations in Huddersfield and New Lisbon and will be responsible for leading product development to deliver category-leading products to our global customers. ”Walker Barrier Systems and Extract Technology customers should not see any impact to their operations with this brand migration,”…