Packaging materials directly impact dr-ug stability and patient safety, yet they are often overlooked in incoming inspection. The RS1500DI changes that by providing rapid, non-destructive identification of common pharmaceutical packaging plastics. With its through-package capability already proven on opaque containers, the device can also identify the packaging itself by simply scanning the empty bag, bottle, or film. It distinguishes between polyethylene (PE), polypropylene (PP), polycarbonate (PC), and ethylene vinyl acetate (EVA) copolymer, all of which have distinct Raman fingerprints. This is crucial for preventing mix-ups – for example, using a PP bottle when the formulation requires a low-density PE bottle.

The RS1500DI’s 1064 nm wavelength penetrates colored and pigmented plastics better than shorter wavelengths, further expanding its utility. Quality assurance teams can now verify that the correct primary packaging material is used for each product batch without destructive testing or time-consuming FTIR sample preparation. Moreover, the device can identify packaging directly in the warehouse before materials are distributed to filling lines, preventing costly line stoppages. The same handheld device that checks raw materials can now validate packaging, streamlining the entire incoming quality control process. For contract packaging organizations (CPOs) and pharmaceutical manufacturers, this capability reduces risk, supports traceability, and demonstrates thorough due diligence during regulatory inspections. The RS1500DI ensures that what surrounds the dr-ug is as verified as the dr-ug itself.

Technical Specification:

Wide Detection Range:

• Chemical raw materials: aspirin, folic acid, nicotinamide, etc.
• Medicinal excipients: salts, alkalis, sugars, esters, alcohols, phenols, etc.
• Packaging materials: polyethylene, polypropylene, polycarbonate, ethylene-vinyl acetate copolymer, etc.

Compared with ordinary 785nm Raman, it has stronger detection ability:

• Biochemical raw materials: amino acids and their derivatives, enzymes and coenzymes, proteins,etc.
• Color additives: carmine, carotenoids, curcumin, chlorophyll, etc
• Other polymer excipients: gelatin, microcrystalline cellulose, etc.

Penetrant packaging: No need for sampling, can be directly tested through woven bags, plastic, glass, and other packaging

Company Introduction:

JINSP offers over twenty spectroscopic products across various fields, including pharmaceutical and chemical industries, public security, and customs. Products are available nationwide and are exported to over 30 countries, with cumulative sales exceeding 3,000 units.

Benefit from 30+ R&D engineers, including 4 Ph.D., JINSP is deeply rooted in the field of personalized product customization, and is committed to meeting the diverse and unique needs of customers with excellent professional technology and innovative design capabilities.