Pharmaceutical Manufacturing

Pharmaceutical Capsule Printers & Osmotic Tablet Laser Drilling Machines with Vision Inspection

At Ackley, we design and manufacture the most advanced pharmaceutical capsule printers and laser marking or drilling machines available. Whether you need to print a logo onto a tablet, laser mark an identification code onto a softgel capsule or laser drill apertures into bi-layer tablets for time-release, Ackley can design a machine that will work for you.

In today’s competitive pharmaceutical marketplace, it is important that your product stand out from the competition. Our team of experts can design solutions to drill, mark or print on virtually any sized or shaped tablet, capsule or softgel, offering unlimited opportunities for brand expression at output rates at the top of the pharmaceutical industry.  We offer high volume production machines, like the Adjustable Angle Ramp Printer, which can reach output rates of up to 1.2 million / hour as well as smaller, manually-operated machines, like our R&D Laser, which is perfect for small-scale pilot productions.

Our engineers are among the best in the business and work to incorporate the latest technologies into all we do. Our vision inspection systems are optional for all machines and feature single tablet rejection, eliminating waste and ensuring that only the best of your products make it to market.  We were the first to integrate NIR Near Infrared Inspection technology into our machines, creating a machine with advanced inspection capabilities that is still easy to operate, clean and maintain. 

From design through production, our experienced engineers will work with you to ensure that your system is built as specified and delivered on time to provide years of dependable performance.  It’s no wonder that the world’s top pharmaceutical companies have been choosing Ackley to make their mark on tablets, capsules and softgels of all shapes and sizes for over 40 years.

Compliance

We adhere to or surpass the strictest regulations set forth by the Food and Drug Administration (FDA) and their approach to Current Good Manufacturing Practice (CGMP) regulations.