AUTOMATION
AUTOMATION
At Esteril Process Solutions, we design and implement advanced Pharmaceutical Automation Systems that improve process control, operational efficiency, data integrity, and regulatory compliance for sterile and biopharmaceutical manufacturing facilities.
Our automation solutions integrate PLC-SCADA architecture, advanced HMI/IPC controls, and Electronic Batch Record (EBR) functionality to ensure accurate and repeatable operations. Each system is engineered in compliance with USFDA 21 CFR Part 11 and follows GAMP guidelines to support validated pharmaceutical environments.
We work closely with process engineers and validation teams to develop structured automation sequences that ensure seamless equipment integration, delivering improved data integrity, reduced human error, and complete traceability across production cycles.
Our open PLC-SCADA platforms allow flexible expansion and customization based on plant requirements, supporting localized control panels, centralized monitoring, and secure data management for regulated facilities.
Electronic Batch Record (EBR) integration ensures automatic data logging, audit trails, and digital documentation for GMP-compliant manufacturing, reducing manual intervention and strengthening compliance during inspections.
APPLICATIONS
Our automation systems are widely used in:
- Sterile manufacturing facilities
- Biopharmaceutical processing plants
- CIP / SIP systems
Manufacturing and holding vessel skids - Filtration and transfer systems
- Integrated process skid systems
- Utility and process automation applications
ADVANTAGES
- Improved process control and operational reliability
- Enhanced data integrity and regulatory compliance
- Reduced human intervention and operational errors
- Flexible and scalable automation architecture
- Centralized monitoring and process visualization
- Seamless integration with process equipment and utilities
KEY FEATURES
- Automation compliant with USFDA 21 CFR Part 11 regulations
- PLC-SCADA open platform solutions
- System architecture developed as per GAMP guidelines
- HMI / IPC controls for localized equipment operation
- Electronic Batch Record (EBR) integration
- Secure data logging and audit trail management
- Centralized monitoring and process visualization
- Flexible and scalable automation systems
- Seamless equipment and utility integration
- User-friendly operation and monitoring interface
