The event was held at Fiera Milano, Italy, from October 6 to 8, where AVM exhibited at Hall 9, Booth 9J87. During the exhibition, our team welcomed professionals from IMA, GETINGE, SERVOLIFT, ANDOCK and other European companies. Visitors showed strong interest in AVM's containment technologies and shared positive feedback about the displayed products.
For companies planning a contained transfer or sampling project, selecting suitable equipment requires more than reviewing product names. Understanding the process requirements, installation conditions and operating expectations helps create a more efficient technical discussion.
Before requesting product information, buyers should first define the process step that needs to be completed. Important factors include the material being transferred or sampled, the connection interface, operating environment and containment requirements.
A clear inquiry usually includes three key areas: application requirements, equipment interface and operating conditions. This information allows suppliers to better understand the project background and recommend suitable configurations.
Available documents such as layout drawings, installation photos, process descriptions or technical specifications can also help accelerate communication and reduce unnecessary revisions during the evaluation process.
The split butterfly valve was one of the featured products displayed by AVM at CPHI Milan 2026. When evaluating this type of contained transfer equipment, buyers should first consider the connection between the valve and the surrounding process system.
Key information includes the transferred material, connection dimensions, installation space, operating sequence and cleaning requirements. Understanding how the equipment will be installed, operated and maintained helps determine the appropriate technical solution.
When contacting AVM, customers can provide process details, interface requirements, available drawings and project-specific containment expectations. Technical documents, testing requirements and acceptance criteria should also be discussed during the early evaluation stage.
A project-based review helps confirm whether the proposed split butterfly valve configuration matches the required application, installation conditions and documentation requirements.
AVM also showcased the rapid transfer port solution for applications requiring controlled material transfer between different process areas. For this equipment, the evaluation should focus on the complete transfer operation rather than the port itself.
Buyers should consider what materials need to be transferred, where the port will be installed, how operators will access the system and how the transfer process will be completed.
Important discussion points include interface dimensions, installation layout, operating procedures, cleaning methods, monitoring requirements and related documentation.
By reviewing the entire transfer process, companies can identify potential installation challenges earlier and ensure the selected equipment fits their production requirements.
The high containment sampling valve was another important product presented by AVM during the exhibition. Unlike evaluating the valve only as an individual component, customers should consider the complete sampling operation.
The sampling point location, material characteristics, sample quantity, sampling frequency and operator access requirements are important factors when reviewing the equipment.
Customers should clearly communicate containment expectations, process conditions, cleaning requirements and required technical documentation. This helps ensure that the proposed sampling solution matches the actual production environment.
A complete understanding of the sampling workflow allows engineering, production and quality teams to evaluate the solution from different perspectives.
At CPHI Milan 2026, visitors had the opportunity to view AVM's contained transfer and sampling products while discussing their application requirements with our technical team. We appreciated the valuable conversations with IMA, GETINGE, SERVOLIFT, ANDOCK and other European companies.
AVM products displayed at CPHI Milan 2026.
After an exhibition introduction, the next step is a detailed technical evaluation. Customers can provide their application background, equipment requirements and questions to help AVM prepare relevant product information.
A clear inquiry helps both customers and suppliers communicate more efficiently. Before contacting AVM, consider preparing the following information:
Whether you are evaluating a split butterfly valve, rapid transfer port or high containment sampling valve, a detailed application description helps create a more focused technical discussion.
AVM introduced these containment solutions at Booth 9J87 during CPHI Milan 2026. Contact AVM with your project information to request product details and discuss your application requirements.
