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As #DrRob, the expert team from Solids Development comes together, bridging the gap between formulation and process development. Here, expert articles, seminar announcements, or news from the company are published regularly.
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Customer Credentials – Stability issues in tablet production
Customer Credentials – Stability issues in tablet production Situation at first contact An international pharmaceutical company contacted us because they had stability issues with an important product. So far the produced tablet batches were still in-spec, but getting...
Direct Compression not always possible for every API
Customer Credentials - Direct Compression not always possible for every API Situation at first contact We were consulted by an international pharmaceutical company that wanted to transfer one of its major products to direct tableting. Until then, the product was...
Roller compaction in oxygen-reduced environment
Customer Credentials – Roller Compaction Trials with Oxygen-reduced Environment Situation at first contact An international pharmaceutical company contacted us because they wanted to perform some roller compaction trials to optimize one of their existing...
Customer Credentials – Combining Support in Roller Compaction Trials with Advanced Training
Efficient process development and sustainable knowledge transfer in one step:
An international pharmaceutical company faced the challenge of transferring several products to a new roller compactor at its site in India. Due to limited experience with the new equipment, the company reached out to our team of experts for support.
The result was a tailored program combining technical support during trial batches with hands-on training for the customer’s team. Within just one week, critical process parameters (CPPs) were identified for four products, robust design spaces were established, and validation settings were defined. At the same time, employees were trained to independently plan and conduct meaningful dry granulation trials in the future.
This combination of operational support and targeted knowledge transfer demonstrates how roller compaction projects can be both efficient and sustainable.