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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How To Avoid Sticking And Picking In The Tableting Industry
Review strategies to mitigate sticking and picking risks in the tablet industry, and learn how you can foster improved tablet production processes, ensuring higher quality and consistency.
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Layer By Layer: 3D Screen Printing And The Future Of Drug Development
3D screen printing can produce tablets across a range of release profiles, from conventional immediate release tablets to multi-compartment drug delivery systems that mix different release profiles.
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Innovations In Orally Disintegrating Tablets For Pediatric Drug Delivery
Delve into the evolving landscape of pediatric dosage forms, with a focus on how ODTs are emerging as a specialized and practical drug delivery system for children.
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How To Address Your Solid Dosage Processing Needs10/27/2025
Unlock the keys to consistent solid dosage products. Learn to align unique product needs with optimal processing requirements and equipment strategies. Gain a roadmap for improved quality and reproducibility.
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Pharmaceutical X-Ray Counts Capsules And Pills8/15/2025
See how advanced x-ray inspection technology verifies correct pill count, identifies broken capsules, and detects foreign contaminants in pharmaceutical sachet packets.
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Automated Precision Powder Filling For Annex 11/21/2026
Aseptic powder filling is complex, demanding automation and isolator‑based, weight‑controlled dosing to ensure sterility and accuracy.
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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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The Importance Of Polymorph Screenings5/6/2026
Discover how systematic polymorph screening reduces development risk, safeguards product performance, and enables confident solid‑form selection across the drug development lifecycle.
SOLID DOSE MANUFACTURING SOLUTIONS
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Used ThermoScientific Haake Pelletizing line, with model Phama 11 HME twin screw extruder, item# 553-0020, co-rotating screws, 40:1 l/d, 1000 rpm screw speed, 1.5 kw motor drive, with feeder, and operator HMI touchscreen. ThermoScientific Ph11 Conveyor, item# 553-0600, serial# 1-21004125001. ThermoScientific pelletizer, 6 blade rotor with pull roll, 230 volt, CE design, extruder machine# KU18-000011, serial# 1-1800319001, built 2019.
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Isolators with product protection as a housing for aseptic processes, e.g. filling, loading and unloading of freeze dryers.
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Used 79 gallon (300 liter) Inox reactor, stainless steel construction, approximately 24" diameter x 34" straight side, dish lid top with dish bottom, jacket and interior rated 30 psi and full vacuum at 300 F, 6" top access, with (1) 4", (1) 3", (2) 2" and (2) 1.5" nozzles on top, with bottom entering magnetic agitator, .75 hp with controls, 1.5" center bottom outlet, with load cells, all on portable frame, serial# 95011-2, CRN# K82555, built 1995.
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Used A Berents BECOMIX planetary mixer, model RW 30, stainless steel construction, 60 liter total capacity, 30 liter working capacity, chamber rated -1/2 bar(-14.5/29 psi) at 134 c internal, jacketed for 4 bar(58 psi) at 152 c, top mounted variable speed agitator with side wall scrappers, bottom mounted homogenzier, dome top with lift/lower mechanism, cone bottom, with on board controls and external control panel, 3/50/400 volt, Fabr# 011/1-586, built 1996.
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LAF systems provide product protection across various work area sizes, including sampling, process technology, and sterile filling for pharmaceutical and related applications.