Barrier Technologies history

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Syntegon has experience in cartridge processing since 1972 and is the market leader with more than 200 machines in pharmaceutical use worldwide.

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Since installation in 1995, both sites experienced numerous technical malfunctions and power failures that led to sea lamprey escapement, particularly from Big Creek.

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