INSIGHTS ON SOLID DOSE MANUFACTURING
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When To Consider Material And Personnel Airlocks For Downflow Booths
Strategic use of airlocks in downflow booth design enhances pressure stability and containment. A risk-based approach ensures facility integration meets rigorous safety and compliance standards.
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Enabling Complex Phase IIa Dosing Through Flexible Clinical Packaging Design
Discover how flexible, patient‑centric clinical packaging supports complex Phase IIa dosing while protecting timelines, ensuring compliance, and avoiding costly primary packaging changes.
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Ask Us Anything: Mark Benger On Solid-State Strategies For Drug Development
Mark Benger, Site Director at Cambrex Edinburgh, on solid-state characterization as an insurance policy — front-loaded work that quietly determines whether a program survives the jump from kilos to tonnes.
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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 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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The Future Of Oral Solid Dose Development And Innovation2/27/2025
Tom Sellig, CEO of Adare, discusses the ongoing relevance of small molecules, oral solid dose development, trends like GLP-1, and innovations like 3D printing in pharmaceuticals.
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Improving API Solubility Using Hot Melt Extrusion Formulation2/27/2025
Solubility of active pharmaceutical ingredients (APIs) is a challenge in drug development. Discover how hot melt extrusion with polyvinyl alcohol enhances API solubility and stability to offer improved drug delivery.
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Ask Us Anything: Eric Fang On Lithiation Chemistry7/24/2026
Eric Fang, General Manager of Snapdragon Chemistry, on why lithiation chemistry resists batch scale-up — and how a decade spent understanding static mixing lets Snapdragon carry these reactions from milligrams to metric tons.
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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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Mikart offers a wide range of bottle filling options personalized to your needs.
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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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Basic Powder Flow Characterization [USP <1174>]:
A powder flow analysis is an indicator of how well formulation will release from the hopper during the tableting. It is important to know that the developed formulation is showing ‘Mass Flow’ or ‘Funnel Flow’ or ‘Rat Holing’.
Powder blend shows ‘Mass Flow’ when the entire solid bed is in motion during the discharge of material from the outlet. This is a ‘First-in-First-Out’ process. Hoppers offering ‘Mass Flow’ have steep and/or low-friction walls. This flow offers ‘No-Arching’, ‘Less Segregation’, and ‘Stable Powder Flow’.
When the hopper is not sufficiently steep and smooth enough to ensure sliding along its wall, the powder blend exhibit ‘Funnel Flow’. Such hoppers are sensitive to arching and ratholing. In this case, powder discharge from the hopper is not predictable.
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The patented PFL Powderflex provides continuous and precise dosing of small to medium quantities of powder, whether the requirement is for controlled charging of powders into continuous production processes or for predetermined precision dosing.
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Enhance your aseptic processing with adaptable robotic technology. Handle vials, syringes, and cartridges seamlessly on one platform, ensuring quick changeovers and high quality.