INSIGHTS ON SOLID DOSE MANUFACTURING
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Tablet Consistency And Punch Length – A Pragmatic Perspective For European Manufacturers
Tablet consistency relies on a balance of formulation, press mechanics, and tooling. Learn why punch length tolerance is often overstated and what other critical factors truly drive quality and uniformity.
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Building Oral Dosage Forms for Speed Today And Success Tomorrow
Move toward the clinic with confidence using integrated development strategies that support smarter decisions and more efficient product development.
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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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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.
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HPAPI Containment: A Full Lifecycle Safety Innovation6/15/2026
Containing highly potent APIs across a full operational lifecycle requires a structured approach that addresses hazard scoring, quality by design, performance testing, and safe enclosure disposal.
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Improving Bioavailability Through Predictive Modeling Of Solubility Enhancement Strategies7/15/2026
In silico modeling cut through formulation guesswork for a compound with 0.015 mg/mL solubility, delivering an 8× Cmax and 5× AUC improvement and Phase I progression.
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Maximizing Product Potential With Spray Drying9/23/2026
Discover how spray drying can help optimize solubility, stability, and particle engineering for more efficient pharmaceutical development.
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Reconstitutable Powder Filling System For Global MedTech Client9/3/2026
Custom automated powder dosing platforms streamline dual-powder aseptic device assembly, achieving high-speed precision and robust containment control
SOLID DOSE MANUFACTURING SOLUTIONS
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Standard and customized 2D and 3D fluid containment systems. With a wealth of experience, knowledge, and solid quality processes behind every Thermo Scientific™ product, we will help you feel assured that your bioproduction process performs at its best.
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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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AST’s line of table-top machines, GENiSYS® Lab, are ideal systems for drug product development and cGMP production applications. Each system is designed to automate the critical aseptic operations for vial, syringe and cartridge processing to reduce contamination risk and product variability. These table-top systems are engineered to have complete compatibility with cleanroom environments, including Laminar Air Flow Hoods, Bio-Safety Cabinets and aseptic isolators.
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Our rotary turret uses proven tablet-press -based, principles. It progressively compresses powder into small pockets on a continuously rotating disk using a combination of rotors and pins. The resultant doses are then transferred to blister strip as it passes underneath the disk.
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Handling today’s higher-potency active pharmaceutical ingredients (HPAPIs) presents ever-increasing regulatory concerns — especially within manufacturing-area isolators and lab areas, and for flexible GMP chambers where airflow, temperature, humidity and pressure differentials exist from room to room.
The JetVent™ system’s precise fan speed delivers accurately controlled negative air pressure to ensure proper flow into flexible-wall isolators, while reducing the risk of worker exposure.