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What We Offer
Fill Finish Technology represent the
‘best-in-class’ equipment vendors who design, innovate, and build machines for the manufacturing of sterile products in the UK and Ireland.
Our manufacturing heritage, coupled with both our project and technical expertise is key for Fill Finish Technology to support our clients in the delivery of the key stages of the equipment lifecycle from design, through to build, CQV and operational readiness support.

Why Choose
FILL FINISH Technology
Leading Pharma Technology
From robotic vial filling lines to automated visual inspection equipment, we bring you cutting edge equipment to meet your Pharma 4.0 needs.
Experts in Aseptic Processing
Our team are experts in the delivery of the equipment lifecycle; through the conceptual design & procurement phase, into detailed design, build, installation & CQV testing through to commercial production.
GMP Compliant Systems
GMP by design, ensuring the equipment is suitable for the safe manufacture of medicinal products.
Equipment Synergy
We are ready to support you with the design, build and testing of integrated equipment packages for the manufacturing of safe medicinal products.
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FAQ

FAQ
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What are the first steps in purchasing new equipment?We at Fill Finish Technology suggest that purchasing a new piece of equipment can be better described as purchasing a ‘new’ process. As well as the equipment element itself a process will also include inputs and outputs (for example) material flows, personnel flows, work methods and environmental considerations. We work with companies to develop and outline their manufacturing process to ensure they purchase the equipment that meets their requirements.
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What does GMP compliant equipment mean?GMP (Good Manufacturing Practises) is a system of regulations to ensure drug (medicinal) products are consistently produced and controlled according to quality standards. The US FDA code of federal regulations for pharmaceutical and drug manufacturers appear under the Title 21 section. The EU EMA regulations for good manufacturing practises fall under EudraLex – Volume 4: One of the key annexes (Annex 1 - manufacture of sterile medicinal products) is due for revision and release in 2022. Equipment vendors therefore must ensure their equipment can support the manufacture of medicinal products to meet these regulations.
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What are the key stages in the equipment lifecycle for the purchase of equipment?This task is undertaken as a process of stages, which are typically as follows: Concept Design Stage: where the requirements are agreed, typically in the form of a User Requirement Specification (URS). Procurement: commercial activities leading to the purchase of the equipment from the vendor. Detailed Design: this covers the mechanical, electrical and control system elements. Design is delivered and agreed via engineering drawings and design specification documents including the Functional Design Specification (FDS), Hardware Design Specification (HDS) and Software Design Specification (SDS). Machine Build: the vendor will build the machine under their quality system and perform internal testing. Factory Acceptance Testing (FAT): customer testing carried out at vendor facility. Installation: Activities associated with the shipping to customer site, installation of equipment and services and commissioning activities. Site Acceptance Testing (SAT): Equipment testing carried out at customer site. Qualification and Validation: GMP testing activities to qualify the equipment and validate the manufacturing process. Operational Readiness: Ramp up activity to integrate the equipment into the customer manufacturing system, key elements include training, documentation, and operational support. Commercial Production: Manufacture of safe medicinal and drug product.
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