Pharmaceutical Metal Detectors   
The CEIA THS/PH21 Series of Gravity Fed Metal Detectors can be integrated into various pharmaceutical powder processing applications fitting a wide range of pipes, powder vacuum systems, feeders, hoppers, etc. CEIA is an industry leader and world recognized in indutrial metal dectection systems used in securities, ground search, food, textiles and trusted by TSA at airports across the United States.   
   
The Pharmaceutical division includes several state-of-the-art Quality Control Metal Detectors that offer full compliance with FDA requirements Part 210 and Part 211. The THS/PH21N provides superior metal detection in the manufacturing process of this strictly regulated industry. The highly reliable proprietary digital technology delivers a consistent detection far metal contaminants in tablets, capsules and powders. All models feature a mirror finish on the 316L Stainless Steel that offers the best level of sanitation achievement.   
   
Superior Detection Capability   
CElA THS/PH21N Metal Detection Systems feature extremely high detection sensitivity towards contaminating metals, whether ferrous, non-ferrous or stainless steel. Once a contamination is detected, the system rejects the identified material. The system's fail safe operation monitors the opening and closing of the ejection flap through a redundant confirmation sensor.   
   
Continuous embedded Self-Calibration   
CElA THS/PH21N introduces a continuous embedded Self-Calibration function for maximum repeatability and performance consistency over time. Proprietary signals are sent to the metal detector transmission and reception chain that provides constant monitoring of the detection characteristics. Constant regulation of algorithms supplies compensation for any variations caused by environmental factors. The result is system with stability, consistency in performance and effect product assurance.   
   
FDA 21 Part 11 Compliant   
CElA THS/PH21N Metal Detection Systems satisfy the standards of Security, Integrity and Traceability of production data as required by Part 11 of Title 21 of the CFR - Electronic Records - Electronic Signatures.