An Oncology Line is a specialized automated system designed for the sterile production, filling, and packaging of highly potent oncology drugs, such as chemotherapy medications. These lines are widely used in the pharmaceutical industry to ensure precision, safety, and compliance with strict regulatory standards.

The process begins with container washing, where vials, syringes, or cartridges are thoroughly cleaned using purified water and sterile air to remove contaminants. They are then transferred to a depyrogenation tunnel, where they undergo high-temperature sterilization to ensure aseptic conditions.

At the filling station, highly accurate dosing systems such as peristaltic, vacuum, or volumetric filling dispense the oncology drug into the containers. Due to the toxic nature of these drugs, the process is conducted in isolators or restricted-access barrier systems (RABS) to protect both the product and operators.

After filling, containers move to the stoppering and sealing section, where rubber stoppers, caps, or aluminum seals are securely placed. They then undergo leak testing and inspection to ensure sterility and product integrity.

The final steps include labeling and secondary packaging, ensuring safe handling and compliance with Good Manufacturing Practices (GMP) and global regulatory requirements. This oncology line minimizes contamination risks, enhances operator safety, and ensures the highest product quality.