INSIGHTS ON SOLID DOSE MANUFACTURING

  • Advances In Oral GLP-1 Analogs For Obesity

    Discover how these groundbreaking Oral GLP-1 Analogs therapies are reshaping obesity management and addressing key challenges in formulation and delivery.

  • Pharmaceutical X-Ray Counts Capsules And Pills

    See how advanced x-ray inspection technology verifies correct pill count, identifies broken capsules, and detects foreign contaminants in pharmaceutical sachet packets.

  • Technologies And Patient-Centric Solutions

    Our innovative technology platforms, including Taste Masked Microcaps® and Optimµm®, address issues like taste masking, swallowability, and controlled release to improve patients' quality of life.

  • A Brief History Of Aseptic Processing

    From Bunsen burners to advanced isolators, aseptic processing has evolved significantly. Delve into the evolution of this crucial manufacturing method, from its early sterilization techniques to today's highly controlled and regulated environments.

SOLID DOSE MANUFACTURING SOLUTIONS

  • The pharmaceutical industry has steadily moved to increased production and handling of sterile highly potent active ingredients (HPAPIs). Dec’s containment technologies comply with pharmaceutical quality manufacturing standards and are available for aseptic operations.

  • Explore an approach that accelerates your project through key milestones with a technology transfer process that ensures a fast start and process analytical technology that increases efficiency and reduces cost.

  • Used GEA Mobile Minor Spray Dryer, Model MM-PSR, stainless steel construction, 0.8 meter diameter chamber, GEA Niro nozzle atomixer, cone bottom, with top expansion chamber, with inlet HEPA filter housing, cyclone fines collector, discharge filter housing, and .95 kw blower, control panel with Allen Bradley Panelview1500 HMI, project# 1093-2412, built 2017.

  • Data acquisition and analytical and operating system software for tablet press R&D, production, and more.

  • Active pharmaceutical ingredient (API) manufacturing requires powder handling in a GMP and contained manner. Similar to chemical manufacturing, operations like charging powders into a chemical reactor, emptying a centrifuge or charging and discharging a dryer are standard processes.