INSIGHTS ON SOLID DOSE MANUFACTURING

  • A Brief History Of Aseptic Processing
    3/27/2025

    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.

  • Pharmaceutical X-Ray Counts Capsules And Pills
    8/15/2025

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

  • The Importance Of Tablet Density Uniformity
    10/7/2025

    Non-uniform density causes many tablet failures. Learn how optimizing your formulation, tablet proportions, and tooling design ensures proper de-aeration for consistent quality.

  • Developing And Manufacturing Drugs With HPAPIs
    1/27/2025

    Learn why companies must invest in specialized expertise to develop scalable, safe, and efficient manufacturing processes for highly potent oral solid dose products.

  • Patient Adherence with A Novel Dosage Form
    11/13/2025

    A sprinkle formulation helps patients with tremors or dysphagia take medication more easily, improving adherence, comfort, and care through a novel, FDA-approved oral granule format.

SOLID DOSE MANUFACTURING SOLUTIONS

  • Used Fitzpatrick Fitzmill, model D6A, stainless steel construction, pan feed, driven by 5 HP, 230/460 volt motor, on stand, serial# 10770.

  • 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.

  • Dec’s Big Bag filling stations offer a variety of packaging concepts. These range from simple inflatable gaskets to liner systems which, if necessary, can be integrated into a glove box. The filling systems are of a modular design depending on the process and containment requirements.

  • This dosator is part of 3P innovation’s Pharma Equipment Discover Range, which fully replicates commercial dosator based powder dispensing, at a laboratory scale.

  • The Powder Rheology Accessory expands the DHR’s capabilities to powders, enabling the characterization of behaviors during storage, dispensing, processing, and end-use.