Powder Tester At Work In Freeman Technology Video From PTXi

The recent PTXi event in Chicago proved highly successful for Freeman Technology, with the team making new contacts from all walks of industrial life. Director of Operations, Tim Freeman, also took the time to make a video presentation on the company's booth. This short film guides viewers through different aspects of powder testing and their importance, and briefly demonstrates the use of the FT4 Powder Rheometer.

Currently also featuring on Freeman Technology's own website are a number of items of particular interest for anyone involved in testing pharmaceutical powders. As well as a video interview from last year's Interphex show in New York, there is a recorded webinar and downloadable podcast, both on the subject of powder characterization in relation to Quality by Design. Elsewhere, a podcast ‘Powder dynamics and QbD', recorded as part of the Interphex 2010 conference, can be downloaded.

About Freeman Technology
Freeman Technology specialises in providing systems for the measurement of powder flow properties and has over a decade of experience in powder flow and powder characterisation. With a significant commitment to R&D and applications development, the company delivers extensive know-how alongside its universal powder tester, the FT4 Powder Rheometer. An expert team guides and supports users in addressing their individual powder challenges, the process relevance of powder characterisation data being a key focus. The result is world-leading solutions for understanding powder behaviour, whether in development, scale-up, processing, quality control, or wherever powders have a role. In April 2007 the company received the Queen's Award for Enterprise in Innovation.

Freeman systems are installed around the world in a diverse range of industries -chemical, pharmaceutical, toners, foods, powder coatings, metals, ceramics, cosmetics and many others. Correlating the powder data they supply with processing performance enables clients to quantify and exploit operational experience to optimise their processes.

SOURCE: Freeman Technology Ltd