The highest quality vacuum technology for your critical pharmaceutical needs
Your pharmaceutical production processes rely on vacuum technology to meet the stringent quality and safety standards demanded by a highly regulated market. Whether you are involved in manufacturing of bulk drugs, intermediate products or active pharmaceutical ingredients (API), we have a world-class range of vacuum pump and system solutions designed to deliver the highest performance in critical applications. From freeze drying and evaporation to crystallisation and sterilization, we can work with your team to create tailored solutions for your manufacturing process.
Expertise and technology you can rely on
We installed our first dry pump for a pharmaceutical application in 1988. It has yet to be replaced. Our dry vacuum technology provides real cost benefits and environmentally friendly operations for the pharmaceutical industry.
Our combination of applications expertise, product portfolio, engineering strength and global presence puts us in a unique position to be able to work with you to design the best solution for your process.
Our range of CXS, EDS, CDX and EDP series of dry pumps are all suited to the pharmaceutical industry and are supported by a global service and support network.
If you are unsure of the right pump or gauge for your intended process, please contact your local Edwards office. Our application experts will be happy to help you choose the right pharmaceutical vacuum solution for your need.
Our knowledge & insight
- Brochures
- Customer Case Studies
Brochures
Customer Case Studies
Dry Vacuum Systems Enhance Process Efficiency, Product Quality & Environmental Controls
- Edwards Case Study Vijayasri Organics 297.4 kB, PDF
Dry Vacuum Systems Increase Control & Process Uptime
- Edwards Case Stury Birken AG 251.2 kB, PDF
Dry Vacuum Systems Enhance Process Efficiency, Product Quality & Environmental Controls
- Edwards Case Study Vijayasri Organics 297.4 kB, PDF
Dry Vacuum Systems Increase Control & Process Uptime
- Edwards Case Stury Birken AG 251.2 kB, PDF