INSIGHTS ON SOLID DOSE MANUFACTURING
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5 Hidden Risks In Early-Phase OSD Formulation Development
Early formulation decisions in OSD development carry risks that may not surface until later stages, when the cost of course correction is significantly higher.
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How To Achieve Late-Phase Success In Complex OSD Development
Late-phase OSD scale-up demands more than technical know-how. This paper examines the frameworks, tools, and partnership models that determine whether promising molecules reach commercial production reliably.
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Pharmaceutical X-Ray Counts Capsules And Pills
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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NanoImprove The Performance Of Your Formulations
Learn how Nanoforming can help improve the performance of your molecule by increasing drug loads, improving bioavailability, enhancing drug delivery profiles, and supporting product differentiation.
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Engineering Challenges Of Designing Pharmaceutical Isolators3/27/2025
Designing pharmaceutical isolators requires navigating complex engineering hurdles, from ensuring chemical compatibility to optimizing airflow and pressure. Explore the critical considerations that guarantee drug manufacturing safety and efficiency.
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Future Of Pharma Packaging: Trends, Tech, And Patient Solutions9/25/2025
Explore how traditional and innovative pharmaceutical packaging formats improve patient adherence, support emerging therapies, and shape the future of drug delivery and treatment outcomes.
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The Future Of Pharma Packaging Trends, Technologies, And Patient-Centric Solutions4/14/2026
Pharmaceutical packaging must evolve alongside drug development to ensure stability, safety, and regulatory adherence, utilizing innovative designs to improve therapeutic outcomes and patient accessibility.
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Benefits Of Isolator Technology In Fill-Finish12/10/2025
Isolator technology enhances sterility assurance, reduces contamination risk, improves operator safety, and supports regulatory compliance, making it essential for modern aseptic fill-finish operations.
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Understanding Aseptic Powder Filling: Key Principles And Techniques3/27/2025
Pharmaceutical production of sterile powders presents unique hurdles. Explore the core principles and advanced techniques vital for aseptic filling, from containment to precise dosage control.
SOLID DOSE MANUFACTURING SOLUTIONS
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Dec offers pharmaceutical filling lines for both liquids and solids for the aseptic fill-finish process that require high containment equipment.
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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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Used Korsch rotary tablet press, model PH106-DMS, 6 station, 40 KN compression pressure, keyed upper punch guides, 15 mm max tablet diameter, 15 mm max depth of fill, force feeder with feed hopper, rated up to 32,400 tablets/hour, with control panel, machine# 1.0062.95.
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Stop wasting time on frustrating, trial-and-error methods to level your tablet press feeder platform. "Close enough" isn't good enough—especially when it leads to excess formulation loss or costly equipment damage. With the Natoli EZ Level™ Feeder Base Leveling System, you can achieve fast, accurate, and repeatable results—every time.
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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.