INSIGHTS ON SOLID DOSE MANUFACTURING
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How To Address Your Solid Dosage Processing Needs
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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A Simple And Powerful Solution For Accelerating Dissolution
Many poorly soluble drugs fail not because of low solubility, but because they dissolve too slowly. Learn how focusing on dissolution rate can unlock absorption gains using simple strategies.
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Die Bore Cracking: How To Achieve Reliable Tablet Production
Die bore cracking is a significant issue in tablet manufacturing, affecting the quality of the tablets and potentially damaging the tablet press. Explore how to analyze for and prevent this damage.
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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 Art And Science Of Pre-Picking Tablet Designs7/30/2024
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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How To Fast-Track Your Oral Solid Dose To Phase 12/17/2026
A strategic approach accelerates oral solid dose development by uniting molecular analysis, solubility improvement, formulation design, manufacturing efficiency, and stability testing to reach Phase 1 faster.
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5 Advancements In Tablet Compression That Pharma Can't Ignore In 202611/4/2025
New materials, smart automation, and in-press quality control are optimizing tablet compression. These five key innovations are driving efficiency and consistency in solid dose manufacturing today.
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Tablets And Capsules: Overcoming Similar Obstacles In Production7/30/2024
Explore how understanding specific USP chapters can address common tablet and capsule production challenges and ensure high-quality results in this essential pharmaceutical process.
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Layer By Layer: 3D Screen Printing And The Future Of Drug Development8/15/2025
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.
SOLID DOSE MANUFACTURING SOLUTIONS
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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.
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Used 60" O'Hara FastCoat coating pan, model FC400 (60xc5), stainless steel construction with 60" diameter perforated Pan, solvent rated design, O'Hara advanced controls with Allen Bradley Compact Logix PLC, PC and HMI units, O'Hara manifold with Schlick nozzle spray arm, built in Watson Marlow peristaltic pump with Micromotion mass flow and recirculation system, reverse pan unloading, outdoor rated air handling unit (AHU) with preheat steam coil, chilled water dehumidification unit, steam reheat with face/bypass temp control dampers, HEPA module, Camfil DCU with FIKE suppression and isolation system, bag in bag out with exhaust HEPF module, 480 volt, system serial# 4501, built 2020.
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Immerse yourself in this comprehensive two-and-a-half-day training event that focuses on two-piece hard shell capsule filling for pharmaceutical and supplement manufacturing. Learn about the encapsulation process, common equipment, terminology, and gain practical knowledge with hands-on breakout sessions.
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Partner with Natoli Scientific during the earliest stages. Our scientific expertise with state-of-the-art analytical capabilities is ready to take any preformulation challenge.
Natoli scientific has an expertise of handling a wide range of APIs for the development of oral solids. We apply principles of ‘Quality by Design’ to define Critical Material Attributes (CMA), Critical Process Parameters (CPP), Critical Quality Attributes (CQA) and Quality Target Product Profiles (QTPP). Because we believe that understanding material and process as much as possible in the early life cycle of drug product development program is an insurance for further development path. Keeping your practices up to date with the ICHQ8 regulatory guidance issued by the US FDA. This is also a gate way for a smooth ride of product in the different stages of product development stages.
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Ensure sterile compliance and safety by understanding proper airflow and pressure dynamics in your compounding workflow. Choose the right hardware for your facility.