INSIGHTS ON SOLID DOSE MANUFACTURING
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Advancing Patient-Centric Drug Delivery For Neurodegenerative Disease With Orally Dissolving Tablets
Pharmaceutical companies must prioritize patient-centric dosage forms to address challenges like dysphagia, enhance medication compliance, and improve therapeutic outcomes.
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Developing And Manufacturing Drugs With HPAPIs
Learn why companies must invest in specialized expertise to develop scalable, safe, and efficient manufacturing processes for highly potent oral solid dose products.
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The Importance Of Tablet Density Uniformity
Non-uniform density causes many tablet failures. Learn how optimizing your formulation, tablet proportions, and tooling design ensures proper de-aeration for consistent quality.
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The Art And Science Of Pre-Picking Tablet Designs
Picking and sticking are the most common tablet defects that can reduce your product quality and performance. This makes perfecting the right pre-picking strategy essential to improving your processes.
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Optimizing Tablets For Even Splitting: The Pressure Sensitive Bisect Design11/11/2024
The pressure-sensitive bisect design allows accurate tablet splitting by maximizing facet width, optimizing angles, and balancing radius values for durability and user-friendly administration.
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An Alternative Method Of Drug-Excipient Characterization12/30/2024
Isothermal microcalorimetry (IMC) rapidly screens API-excipient compatibility, detecting physical and chemical interactions faster than conventional methods, saving time and effort in pharmaceutical formulation development.
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Barrel-Style vs. Standard Dust Cups vs. Bellows: The Essentials Behind Producing The Highest Quality Tablets Free From Contaminates7/30/2024
Dust cups and bellows are essential components in tablet manufacturing, utilized to prevent lubricants from contaminating the tablets.
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Raise Your Standards With Downflow Booth Airflow Containment1/30/2026
Ensure personnel safety during hazardous material handling by mastering airflow dynamics and containment screens. Learn to achieve low exposure levels through advanced HEPA filtration methods.
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Rheological Properties Of Pharmaceutical Excipients: Lactose Monohydrate And Carboxymethyl Cellulose12/30/2024
Explore lactose monohydrate and CMC rheology, highlighting their flow, cohesion, and compressibility properties to optimize pharmaceutical formulations under varying stress and temperature conditions.
SOLID DOSE MANUFACTURING SOLUTIONS
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Used Kikusui Virgo 519 KRCZ rotary tablet press 19 station, 3 ton pre-compression, 5 ton main compression, keyed upper punch guides, 16 mm max tablet diameter, 16 mm max depth of fill, single sided with hopper and gravity feeder, rated up to 75600 tablets/hour, with control panel, serial# 1-3743, built 3/1993.
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Unused 600 liter GEA high shear mixer, model PMA 600 Advanced, 316L stainless steel product contact surfaces, 240-450 liter working capacity, 36 kw main impeller, 1-170 rpm, 11 kw chopper, 1000-3000 rpm, jacketed bowl, machine designed to 16 bar shock rating, full vacuum rated bowl, 8" side discharge with valve, integrally mounted Quadro Comil, model U20, integrally mounted blade hoist, associated control systems with Allen Bradley plc and HMI designed for class 1 div 2 area, 480 volt, with GEA temperature control unit, model PMS 600, WIP design, through the wall design mounted on base with PL600 IBC hoist with (4) approximately 750 liter IBC's, PMA 600 Advanced serial# 14369.1310, built 2015 and unused.
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Thanks to its weighing terminal IT 9000 as well as its dosing device Multi-Dosimat, JetSolutions SA offers reliability and precision for filling powders or granulates into IBCs, boxes, bags, trucks, etc.
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Used Fuji Paudal Marumerizer spheronizer, model QJ700, stainless steel construction, with 2.0 mm grooved spheronizing plate with plate lift mechanism, jacketed bowl, side discharge with pneumatically operated plug valve, on base, serial 20050, built 1990.
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Master the art of tablet manufacturing with our comprehensive hands-on seminar, designed to equip you with in-depth knowledge and skills required for pharmaceutical and supplement manufacturing. This two and a half-day course covers essential topics such as tablet press setup, powder preparation, formulation, excipients, API, direct compression, wet granulation, dry granulation, tablet press operation, compaction, lubricants, and quality control.