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News Release from: Eurotherm | Subject: Servier Laboratories
Edited by the Processingtalk Editorial
Team on 31 March 2006
Eurotherm wins pharmaceutical control
contract
Eurotherm Spain has won a Euro 550,000 contract to supply a control system for use on a pharmaceutical manufacturing plant in Toledo, Spain, for Servier Laboratories
Eurotherm wins major pharmaceutical control contract Eurotherm Spain has won a Euro 550,000 contract to supply a control system for use on a pharmaceutical manufacturing plant in Toledo, Spain The plant is being built for Servier Laboratories
This article was originally published on Processingtalk on 21 Jan 2003 at 8.00am (UK)
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When commissioned in April, the plant will manufacture a range of intermediate products.
Under the terms of the contract, Eurotherm Spain is providing a control system for four intermediate production reactors currently being installed on the site.
The control system includes 8 EurothermSuite Operation Servers, five T940 Process Supervisors, and three T800 Visual Supervisors.
It also includes 2,200 I/O with the associated historical data, alarm management, and production recipes.
One of the key success factors in winning this contract was the Eurotherm ability to offer a complete solution, including validation, installation and supervision services.
The newly awarded project follows several others won over the past three years in the face of strong competition from Schneider.
As a result, Eurotherm Spain is hopeful of providing control technology for more reactors planned for the same site over the coming months.
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