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|Articles|September 2, 2021
- Pharmaceutical Technology, September 2021 Issue
- Volume 45
- Issue 9
Perforated Coating Pan
The TP R Optima features a flexible arm design and individually controlled air exhaust flaps.
Romaco Tecpharm’s TP R Optima is a perforated coating pan for tablet spray application. It is designed to work on batch sizes from 10 to 100%.
The extendable spray arm has movable spray nozzles and a three-point extension system which grant it a large operating radius, allowing it to maintain ideal spray distance independent of batch size. Sonar measuring equipment automatically controls and monitors spray application.
The product’s automatic air exhaust straps are mounted at various heights and can be opened continuously, allowing for a high degree of precision and absolute regulation. This reduces processing time and decreases coating liquid consumption by up to 60%.
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Getting a Nose for Vaccinesabout 5 years ago
How Pure is Pure? Understanding Reagent Purity Gradesabout 5 years ago
The Impact of Insufficient Oversightabout 5 years ago
Moving Out of the Lab to Optimize Microbial Controlabout 5 years ago
Stepping Up the Search for Unknown Impuritiesabout 5 years ago
Looking Ahead to Factors Shaping Market Activityabout 5 years ago
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