Injection containers and accessories Injection vials made of moulded glass

Available format(s)

Hardcopy , PDF

Language(s)

English

Published date

09-30-2011

Publisher

British Standards Institution

This part of ISO8362 specifies the shape, dimensions and capacities of glass vials for injectable preparations. It also specifies the material from which such containers are made and the performance requirements for the containers.

It applies to colourless or amber glass containers moulded from borosilicate or soda-lime-silica glass, with or without an internal surface treatment, and intended to be used in the packaging, storage or transportation of products intended for injection.

Committee	CH/212
DevelopmentNote	Supersedes BS EN 28362-4. (07/2004)
DocumentType	Standard
Pages	16
PublisherName	British Standards Institution
Status	Current
Supersedes	BS EN ISO 8362-4:2004 BS EN 28362-4:1993

Standards	Relationship
EN ISO 8362-4:2011	Identical
NF EN ISO 8362-4 : 2011	Identical
ISO 8362-4:2011	Identical
UNE-EN ISO 8362-4:2012	Identical
NS EN ISO 8362-4 : 2011	Identical
NBN EN ISO 8362-4 : 2011	Identical
SN EN ISO 8362-4:2011	Identical
UNI EN ISO 8362-4 : 2011	Identical
DIN EN ISO 8362-4:2011-12	Identical
NEN EN ISO 8362-4 : 2011	Identical
I.S. EN ISO 8362-4:2011	Identical

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