Join Sepha at the PDA Parenteral Packaging Conference 2026
Sepha is looking forward to returning to the PDA Parenteral Packaging Conference 2026, taking place in Munich, Germany on 14 – 15 April. This year’s event will bring together experts from across the pharmaceutical industry to explore the future of parenteral packaging, with a focus on patient protection, regulatory alignment, material innovation, and packaging efficiency. The programme will include presentations, panel discussions, and a dynamic exhibition, where Sepha will be showcasing its latest leak testing technology for pharmaceutical packaging.
Multi-Q on Display
During the two-day event, Sepha will showcase the Multi-Q, a compact, non-destructive, and multi-functional leak test device designed for Container Closure Integrity Testing of parenterals including vials, ampoules, bottles, pre-filled syringes, and other pharmaceutical packaging formats.
Eibhlin Owen will be on hand for live demonstrations, giving attendees a close-up look at how the Multi-Q works, the types of packaging it can test, and how it can be integrated into both laboratory and production environments. It’s a great opportunity to see the machine in action and discuss your CCIT requirements in more detail.
The Multi-Q supports two deterministic test methods: vacuum decay and pressure decay, both recognised under USP <1207>. Vacuum decay is also aligned with ASTM F2338-24 guidelines. The system delivers non-destructive, repeatable testing and can detect defects as small as 1 micron, offering a reliable alternative to dye ingress testing and helping reduce product waste while supporting high levels of quality assurance.
Join Us in Munich
Visit Sepha at the PDA Parenteral Packaging Conference 2026 to see the Multi-Q in action and learn how it can support your container closure integrity testing strategy. To schedule a demonstration or arrange a meeting in advance, please contact us on +44(0)28 9048 4848 or via our contact form.
Interesting links
- Read more about the Multi-Q
- Watch Multi-Q product video
- Customer Story: Overcoming CCIT complexities in radiopharmaceuticals